> know that mod_perl compiles a copy of your script, and keeps it in memory.
But
> it does it per httpd process.  So, if you don't restart your web server to
> clear the memory, and copy of the wrong script is still in memory.
However, if
> you happen to get an httpd process that has never seen that script before,
it
> will compile your updated one, and keep it in memory.  I believe that this
is
> how it works, I would apprectiate any corrections, and any more info on
the
> subject!!
>

This is true for pm files that are included via "use", but not for Embperl
pages

Gerald

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