Hello Henrik,
Yes we have conversed earlier and shared the pain on this same point. My
FreeBSD installations were relatively painless in comparison to the
Win32 counterparts.
The sad truth is that my clients are more comfortable with Windows OS,
and I have to support our products on this pla
On 8/10/07, Foo JH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The sad truth is that my clients are more comfortable with Windows OS
Is it possible that if they have a small enough site to run
comfortably on Windows, they can run it through CGI? I suspect that
whatever issue you're having with mod_perl could be
Hello Perrin, William
Unfortunately I'm packaging a product based on modperl, so I can't
really take any shortcuts on this one.
William, my installation process is (what I hope to be) straight out of
the book. To elaborate:
1. Install ActiveState Perl MSI 5.8.8 (build 822)
2. Install Apache2
> Apache/ modperl starts up fine, but if I try to restart the service, it
> will not survive.
>
> Please share with me any tips to improve the situation. I'm open to any
> ideas.
Foo, you missed my point all together.
Something in YOUR PERL APP is opening resources that are "locked" and will
pre
William, the point I was trying to make is:
1. My restart test scope merely loads modperl + libapreq. There is ZERO
application code loaded. In other words, all I did after installing
modperl + libapreq is to ONLY load them into httpd.conf:
LoadFile c:/Perl/bin/perl58.dll
LoadModule perl_modul
On Sun, 12 Aug 2007, Foo JH wrote:
William, the point I was trying to make is:
1. My restart test scope merely loads modperl + libapreq. There is ZERO
application code loaded. In other words, all I did after installing modperl +
libapreq is to ONLY load them into httpd.conf:
LoadFile c:/Perl
