This sounds very similar to an issue I run upon a few months back.. (and
I'd assumed it was simply a problem with Perl 5.005_03, but I see you're
using 5.6.1).
In ...AxKit/Language/LibXSLT.pm you'll find an assignment that looks
something like this:
$style_cache{$style->key()} =
{ style => $stylesheet, mtime => time, depends => [ get_depends() ] };
...which I've been changing to the functionally equivalent:
my $sc = {
style => $stylesheet,
mtime => time,
depends => [ get_depends() ],
};
$style_cache{$style->key()} = $sc;
Don't ask me why this fixes it... all I know is that mod_perl tends to
eventually lose its mind on the former statement and has worked flawlessly
with the latter.
n.b. I have yet to check AxKit-1.6 to see if Matt has included this change,
but it was still broken in 1.5.2. Well... broken in the sense I have
to make the change to get it to work on *my* servers... :-)
Tim.
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 01:39:02PM -0400, Tod Harter wrote:
>
> I have some (rather complex, so I won't repeat it here unless necessary) XSP
> taglib code which ultimately generates an SQL query. The problem is that
> while it seems to work fine the first couple times I run it, eventually
> LibXSLT seems to get its panties all in a bunch.
>
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