So I am a lazy dude who likes to blindly switch between mod_cgi and mod_perl with less then 10 key-strokes. And that's why I have been typing several thousand key-strokes for this thread ;)
Got your idea. And as mentioned above mod_perl works exactly the same as mod_cgi, with regards to PERl5LIB under indentical perl flags.
well, that's not completely true. in mod_cgi you can toggle -T on a per-script basis, so some scripts would be able to use PERL5LIB while others would not. with mod_perl PERL5LIB is all or nothing, depending on the global -T setting. but if you think about it from an interpreter point of view, then yes, things are the same - if the interpreter is started without taint checking and PERL5LIB is populated, it will affect @INC.
Registry and mod_cgi will never be _exactly_ the same - they are close, but to get the increased speed some things end up being different.
--Geoff
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