Francesc Guasch Ortiz said: > It looks like perl-5.6.1 rpms won't work with HTML::Mason. > I'm going to compile my own perl. I think if I do: > > sh ./Configure -de -Dprefix=/usr > > will overwrite the rpm perl.
Did you see this message from the Mason list? If so, did this solution not work for you? -----Original Message----- From: P. Fleury [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 3:33 PM To: Marc Logghe Subject: Re: [Mason] Apache silently dies part 2 Hi Marc, I have experienced similar behavior (i.e. silent crashed of apache) on now 2 systems. Both are RedHat 7.2, and after using their up2date to upgrade perl, mod_perl and associated RPM dependencies. By modifying the files of the Mason distribution (basically a moving __DATA__ :-) I tracked it down to a problem with Data::Dumper. This uses a binary if available (compiled C code), and a Perl code only if the binary is not available. By manually reinstalling this package, Apache starts, and serves my Mason pages fine again. I do not know if other packages having a binary part may introduce similar behavior. And I just described my fix, I do not have a complete explanation either ... sorry! Pascal Marc Logghe wrote: >>Could this be similar to what Mark Schmick is experiencing? >> > >>Marc L, try switching around the order of the 'use' statements in >> >handler.pl > >>and see if you can get it to work. >> > >That was my first idea also, >but the thing is that I tried a 'very basic' handler in the sense it was >only: > >package HTML::Mason; >use HTML::Mason; # or use HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler, or use whatever >HTML::Mason::XXX >use strict; >1; >This did not work, so no question about the order, there was only one >package to use !!!! >When the 'use HTML::Mason' line was replaced by eg 'use CGI;' then it worked >fine, at least apache did not die. >Marc END OF MESSAGE from Mason list Take care, Kurt Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
