with ALMOST the
same
software with a package named X:Y, but a little bit modified.
So, in those virtual hosts i also need PerlModule X:Y
The problem is that mod_perl cannot find X:Y until i specify
PerlSwitches -I/host1/dir
But this works globally and cannot be specified per virtual host. I am
stuck
find X:Y until i specify
PerlSwitches -I/host1/dir
But this works globally and cannot be specified per virtual host. I am
stuck here,
but i need this personalizaed for each virtual host.
Any workaround?
Regards,
Artem
named X:Y, but a little bit modified.
So, in those virtual hosts i also need PerlModule X:Y
The problem is that mod_perl cannot find X:Y until i specify
PerlSwitches -I/host1/dir
But this works globally and cannot be specified per virtual host. I am
stuck here,
but i need this personalizaed
software with a package named X:Y, but a little bit modified.
So, in those virtual hosts i also need PerlModule X:Y
The problem is that mod_perl cannot find X:Y until i specify
PerlSwitches -I/host1/dir
But this works globally and cannot be specified per virtual host. I am
stuck here,
but i need
Colin Wetherbee wrote:
Stas Bekman said:
Was the request made to that vhost. I'm sure it works if you move it out
of the virtualhost container.
Indeed, PerlSwitches -I works outside the vhost container.
Could cause all sorts of conflicts among vhosts that aren't aware of each
other that way
Colin Wetherbee wrote:
Greetings.
Following reading Stas's last email to Scot, I poked around on the
configuration directives page and saw that PerlSwitches -I/foo is a
convenient replacement for 'use lib'.
I removed 'use lib' from a script and put the following in my virtual host
section
Greetings.
Following reading Stas's last email to Scot, I poked around on the
configuration directives page and saw that PerlSwitches -I/foo is a
convenient replacement for 'use lib'.
I removed 'use lib' from a script and put the following in my virtual host
section:
PerlSwitches -I/var/www
