Philip M. Gollucci wrote: > Issac Goldstand wrote: >> Following up on the FAIL report for win32: > Can you post your "configuration" steps -- I'm the wrong person to ask, > but someone else might know. I see Steve H. got passing results. >
Just perl Makefile.PL, nmake, nmake test > Which CGI tests fail ? Erm, my win32 build computer fizzled a bit last night, but I'll try to remember to post this on Sunday. I've already seen the same tests failing on a separate PC with a separate build environment (at work - yesterday's build were on my home office PC); I saw it when I was originally writing the interactive-cgi module (but never found time to chase them down) > >> The new Apache-Test-1.29-RC2 runs the test suite for 2.08 just fine >> (against mod_perl-2.0.3-RC2). However, here the test suite can't load >> mod_perl (also mod_perl-2.0.3-RC2) into the server properly: > The dection of mod_perl has changed 0 between 1.27->1.29 much less > 1.29-rc1 and 1.29-rc2 > >> CGI passes most tests (it fails 7; libapreq-2.08 also fails the same >> ones lately. That's a separate issue for a separate thread, though), >> it's just the mod_perl ones that seem to fail. > Didn't you just contradict yourself ? I'm probably reading that wrong > I don't think so - the CGI (t/apreq/cgi.t) test runs as a normal CGI, so IIRC doesn't go through mod_perl... >> >> Deeper probing (t/conf/httpd.conf) shows that: >> <IfModule !mod_perl.c> >> #unable to locate mod_perl.so (could be a static build) >> </IfModule> > Yes that would be the problem. (does Apache-Test have the correct path > to apxs and is it actually functional?) > I believe so; the same Apache-Test detects the same mod_perl just fine on the 2.08 tarball - it's really quite odd... Sunday I'll see if I can reproduce this at work. >> Giving a path via t/TEST -libmodperl didn't help > Unfortunately, httpd-apreq unlike mod_perl does not yet handle this flag. > >> Fixing the path to mod_perl manually in t/conf/httpd.conf did fix it >> (and all tests but the same 7 from CGI passed). > D'oh! > >
