Hello Perrin,
Friday, November 07, 2003, 12:23:59 AM, you wrote:
PH> There is nothing in your sample code here that would cause one sub to be PH> called in place of another. How do you know that the other print_login PH> is being called?
Because I see the result page. All print_login prints different pages.
Can you come up with two simple test scripts that you can reproduce the problem with? We fail to guess a possible reason for this behavior. We need to be able to reproduce the problem to analyze it.
PH> Is it because of CGI parameters that get printed? You PH> might be having a problem with accidentally caching your CGI object PH> somewhere.
but why it's cached under PerlRun?
PerlRun doesn't cache scripts it compiles at all. Registry does.
PH> Can you show us the print_login subs?
there is nothing extraordinary, just few prints and nothing else.
see above.
> But how can I emulate on-line activity? This error occurs only > on-line.
You don't need to emulate it. Just run it online. You can use Apache::Test to setup a test if you really want to. But if you give us 2 scripts and the instructions how to reproduce the problem we will do that. (e.g., request script 1 once and then script 2, and then ...).
Also try to reproduce the problem while running under 'httpd -X'.
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