Yes, you and the article are right... use CPAN to install Bundle::Apache, and then do the httpd.conf modifications. You should be ok. That's the theory anyway.
Wrt CPAN, my suggestion would be to _always_ use CPAN to install things. It just knows better than you and I. Also, my experience was to run CPAN under sudo sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell otherwise CPAN tries to do things as me and my normal login is not the su, so some things croak. CPAN works like a charm. Whoever wrote it deserves a tall, cold one from me. pk/ On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 12:09 PM, Bill Stephenson wrote: > Thanks for the answers Puneet. The Apple article mentions installing > mod_perl with cpan. Is this out of date? From what I've gathered here > on the > list, I just need to do some config stuff in the httpd.conf. > > I'm going to try the PackageMaker today on a simple cgi script and see > how I > do. I've read a bit in the "Help" section of the application and it > looks > like the perfect solution. Free and easy to make! > > Thanks again for the great help! > > -- > > Bill Stephenson > www.PerlHelp.com > 1-417-546-5593 > >
