On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 09:34:09 -0500, Puneet Kishor wrote: > if it is a general mod_perl issue then it should be happening to, and be > well documented for, a lot of other users. I have done some bg search on > this, and not found anyone else experiencing the same symptoms. That is, > until Alex wrote in his email.
Yeah...same here. And I agree, I don't think this is common. As it seems to be consistent with perl 5.6.1 on Mac OS X, with the security update screwing with things. I've seen mod_perl working with the same level of Apache and Perl on a Linux box. > I have started experiencing these problems on my iBook ever since I > upgraded Perl to 5.6.1. On my Powerbook, where Perl is still at 5.6.0, > there is no such problem at all. In reverse here (sorta). My PowerMac has 5.6.0 and no problems. PowerBook has 5.6.1, which is where it's not working. > I don't know the reason, but having none, I am grasping at straws. And I > have pulled out a straw that is very similar to the one Alex has pulled > out as well. I am at a point now where I really don't care why this is > happening (well, I do, but I am really tired of this...). So, my hope is > that if I go back to Perl 5.6.0, hopefully the Perl/Apache/mod_perl > combo will start working again. Worked for me. Just be sure that any reasons you may have installed 5.6.1 in the past don't apply still. You could lose the ability to use a module. Good luck... keep me posted. :) -Alex ================================================== Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website: http://www.beardeddragon.org/ ==================================================
