Geoffrey Young wrote:
if you can (like there is no mod_perl 1.0 installation you care about) I
would remove all Apache related things in your site_lib, including
mod_perl.pm
ModPerl/*
Apache/*
Apache2/*
as well as /usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_perl.so. then 'make realclean' in
your
Stas Bekman wrote:
that normally means that you have libperl.so in /usr/lib and it's not the
one used by the perl you've built mod_perl with. Please post the output of
ldd /usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_perl.so
and if you have libperl.so in /usr/local/lib and /usr/lib. if you have
both, that's
Hi Peter,
you fail to give us the information required to solve your problem.
Please see:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/help/help.html#Reporting_Problems
Tom
peter pilsl wrote:
I use mod_perl for a very long time already. Now I installed
apache2.0.52 and took the chance to install a new
My first problem-report yesterday did not include much useful
information. Thnx to Tom for pointing this out, so here it comes again
with much more information from t/REPORT
What suprised me is that at the end it states that there are several
versions of mod_perl-modules installed. Is this a
I could swear that there is something left off from your last
installations see the different perl installations found on your system.
Still this is only a wild guess you have to wait for the gurus around here.
As a sidenote I always install/compile my own perl and for my apache you
could also
I use mod_perl for a very long time already. Now I installed
apache2.0.52 and took the chance to install a new mod_perl as well.
First I tried the new 2.0RC3, then I tried 1.99.17, then 1.99.16 und
finally 1.99.14 and all failed with the very same problem. Apache could
not start up due to the
