symptom of a bigger problem. all CPAN does is download and compile the same source that i was using, with fewer configuration options. i'd like to be able to freely configure mod_perl for use with my website.
however. i force-installed Bundle::Apache, and httpd refuses to load. i'm not getting any error messages (?) in my system log, but i've configured my httpd.conf to load the module at /usr/libexec. as soon as i comment the appropriate lines out again, it loads freely, even though CPAN (and a quick look confirms) that it was installed without issue. damn. any suggestions? -Mark On Wednesday, April 3, 2002, at 09:42 AM, Puneet Kishor wrote: > I have question (out of ignorance, if anything) -- > > why on earth would you want to build and compile mod_perl yourself, when > you can let CPAN do all the nonsense? I let CPAN do it, and I am > wondering if I missed out on something? Needless to say, I know diddly > about build and make and -DUSE... you get the picture. > > pk/
