At 7:29 AM -0400 8/29/06, Chuck Aaron wrote: >Craig, Don't forget to hit reply-to-all, as replying directly to me severely limits the possibility you will get help in a reasonable time frame, or, in this case, reliable help at all.
>The disk names were not changed during the upgrade and the web server is >running fine and working correctly apart from PERL. I looked on this server >for miniperl.exe and it is no where to be found. What would you suggest? >Should I delete PERL and try to re-install it? I have CSWS installed, along >with CSWS_Perl also. I noticed in the doc that the new 5.8 will not work >without them. I run the OSU Web Server not Apache. I know nothing about OSU and can only speculate about what might be wrong, but I see in Alan Winston's book, "OpenVMS with Apache, OSU, and WASD," p. 309, , that OSU, "looks for webperl, then looks for perl, then looks for miniperl...." If you don't have Alan's book, you shouldn't be running a VMS-based web server, or, to state it more positively, anyone running a VMS-based web server should have Alan's book. So the fact that it can't find miniperl means it also failed to find webperl and perl, one of which is probably what it really wants. Look for those files and check all the related symbols and logicals and read your OSU documentation for webperl set-up. Also consider posting to the OSU mailing list. I have a vague suspicion that you have to build your own Perl to use with OSU and can't just use the HP-supplied kit directly via SWS_PERL. > >Thanks, >Chuck > >Craig A. Berry wrote: > >>At 8:54 AM -0400 8/28/06, Chuck Aaron wrote: >> >>>Group, >>> >>>Would you have a minute to advise me as to how to fix this problem >>>below? It occurred after upgrading from openvms 7.3-2 to openvms 8.2. >> >> >> >>It looks more like a problem with your web server set-up than with >>Perl. Why not simply look to see where miniperl.exe is located (if >>indeed it's on your system), and then see if that's where the >>WWW_SYSTEM logical points? You didn't, by chance, change disk names >>during the upgrade? >> >>>> Connect request received at 23-AUG-2006 14:51:49.36 >>>> from remote process DIAMND::"0=HTTPD" >>>> for object "WWWEXEC" >>>> >>>> -------------------------------------------------------- >>>> >>>>Unoptimized perl... >>>> >>>>(CGI_ENV) >>>> >>>> "CONTENT_LENGTH" = "152" >>>> "CONTENT_TYPE" = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" >>>> "GATEWAY_INTERFACE" = "CGI/1.0" >>>> "HTTP_ACCEPT" = "*/*" >>>> "HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING" = "gzip, deflate" >>>> "HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE" = "en-us" >>>> "HTTP_AUTHORIZATION" = "Basic cHh6YTAwMzpleGNoaWphcw==" >>>> "HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL" = "no-cache" >>>> "HTTP_CONNECTION" = "Keep-Alive" >>>> "HTTP_HOST" = "excerpt2.ceris.purdue.edu" >>>> "HTTP_REFERER" = >>>> "http://excerpt2.ceris.purdue.edu/FCKeditor/_samples/html/exsample01_perl.html"; >>>> "HTTP_USER_AGENT" = "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; >>>> SV1; InfoPath.1)" >>>> "PATH_TRANSLATED" = "/HTBIN/*/HTBIN/*www_xroot:[bin]" >>>> "REMOTE_ADDR" = "128.210.64.36" >>>> "REMOTE_HOST" = "leftfield.ceris.purdue.edu" >>>> "REMOTE_PORT" = "3193" >>>> "REMOTE_USER" = "PXZA003" >>>> "REQUEST_METHOD" = "POST" >>>> "SCRIPT_NAME" = "/HTBIN/FCKTEST01.CGI" >>>> "SCRIPT_PATH" = "/HTBIN/" >>>> "SERVER_NAME" = "excerpt2.ceris.purdue.edu" >>>> "SERVER_PORT" = "80" >>>> "SERVER_PROTOCOL" = "HTTP/1.0" >>>> "SERVER_SOFTWARE" = "OSU/3.10a;UCX" >>>>%DCL-W-ACTIMAGE, error activating image WWW_SYSTEM:MINIPERL >>>>-CLI-E-IMAGEFNF, image file not found DKC200:[HTTPD.][SYSTEM]MINIPERL.EXE; >>>>CPU Ticks: 0 Buffered I/O: 91, Direct I/O: 18 -- ________________________________________ Craig A. Berry mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] "... getting out of a sonnet is much more difficult than getting in." Brad Leithauser
