> Good news.  I have it somewhat working.

:-)

>  I still can't get any
> directives read on the second pass, but I can get it to run.

:-(

>They
> key items:
>
> I have to have a
> <perl>
> </perl>
> block in the config file.
>

Mmh, I never had a need to do this...

> embperl_ApacheInitCleanup has to call  ap_remove_module
> (&embperl_module) every time, not just when mod_perl.c is dynamic.
>

That's what I first also had, but when you call it always it won't work on
my static compiled mod_perl's anymore.

I don't know why Apache loads it's modules two times, but it causes a lot of
trouble. When I developed this code I spend a lot of time on it, to get it
working with several different configuartions, but as we learned there are
even more different ways it has to be done :-(

For the static builds that I had tested, the Perl interpreter was only
initialized once, so Embperl must only initalize once, while for dynamic
builds mod_perl is unloaded after the first pass and Embperl has to make
sure it gets unloaded before (that's what embperl_ApacheInitCleanup does)

What's happeing at your system is something inbetween.

Yesterday I talked to somebody who has exactly the same problem as you and
is not running mac osx, so maybe we find out what specifc on those
configuration, so I can reproduce it here...

> Good night.  And have a good vacation--you've done an incredible job
> with Embperl.

Thanks for debugging this

Gerald


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