Re: Wrong effective gid

To ask in a slightly different way: should this behaviour be considered a bug? Jason Rhinelander wrote: Oops, I forgot the URL's: http://jagerman.com/env.cgi http://jagerman.com/perl/env.cgi Jason Rhinelander wrote: Hi, I'm seeing some odd behaviour under mod_perl (specifically, ModPer

Re: Wrong effective gid

Oops, I forgot the URL's: http://jagerman.com/env.cgi http://jagerman.com/perl/env.cgi Jason Rhinelander wrote: Hi, I'm seeing some odd behaviour under mod_perl (specifically, ModPerl::Registry - though the problem may be broader than that) with regards to the effective group ID ($)). I ha

Wrong effective gid

Hi, I'm seeing some odd behaviour under mod_perl (specifically, ModPerl::Registry - though the problem may be broader than that) with regards to the effective group ID ($)). I have a couple URL's below - an identical script, one served under CGI, one served under ModPerl::Registry. If you