DHZ> use lib /path1/lib.pm DHZ> ..
DHZ> and in the startup file of vhost 2
DHZ> .. DHZ> use lib /path2/lib.pm DHZ> ..
DHZ> This works for me. DHZ> Both lib.pm's are separated because new perl interpreters are used for DHZ> vhost1 and vhost2.
Thanks Helmut, I will try this solution (PerlOptions +Parent) later, after learning this option of mod_perl...
I didn't realize that +Parent worked yet for the newer threaded apache/mod_perl.
It really works! (Apache 2.48, mp 1.99_10 - ok not the newest, Perl 5.9.0 with ithreads)
Here is my test configuration:
vhost1.conf: .. PerlOptions +Parent PerlRequire /www/hz1/conf/startup.pl PerlModule Apache::ASP ..
/www/hz1/conf/startup.pl: .. use lib '/www/hz1/lib'; ..
/www/hz1/lib/TestLib:
package TestLib;
..
sub which_lib {
return "lib1";
}
../www/hz1/test.asp: <% use TestLib; print which_lib(); %>
vhost2.conf: .. PerlOptions +Parent PerlRequire /www/hz2/conf/startup.pl PerlModule Apache::ASP ..
/www/hz2/conf/startup.pl: .. use lib '/www/hz2/lib'; ..
/www/hz2/lib/TestLib:
package TestLib;
..
sub which_lib {
return "lib2";
}
../www/hz2/test.asp: <% use TestLib; print which_lib(); %>
Results:
http://vhost1/test.asp prints out 'lib1' and http://vhost2/test.asp prints out 'lib2'
when you comment out the +Parent Option both are printing out 'lib1' (bescause vhost1 comes before vhost2 in my config file),
when you change the order both are printing 'lib2'.
Regards Helmut
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