my %params = $r->args();
$r->print( join("<br>",map {"$_ => $params{$_}"} keys(%params)), "<br>");and this
$r->print($r->args());
are producing the same output. Or in other words, the list context is returning the entire QS while it used to return a hash in MP1. The docs for v2 are not done yet so I am not sure if this is expected behavior. Has it changed from mp1?
A related but bigger picture question I have is this. I have a RH 9 system and I want to keep it stock so I can receive updates from RHN. I have in the past tried to break from the packages that RH puts out and maintain my own but things spin out of control quick and I end up spending too much time maintaining upgrades since dependencies begin to pile up. I am doing the forced upgrade to Fedora Core 2 (forget about ES since they are on 1.3 still) in April but wanted to do some dev work now. RH is conservative about upgrades so I am still on 1.99_07 and 2.0.40. Are these implementations mature enough to develop a new app on? I keep on running into things that require 1.99_9+ and 2.0.46+ and most of the time I have gotten around them but I am wondering if this is an exercise in futility given the versions I am on. Should I move to Fedora Core 1 now? I am leery about that given the stability issues of FC1 that people seem to be talking about. I was also thinking about moving to Mandrake so I have upgrade options if it would make sense dumping RH now instead of waiting till April. Also, are there any estimates on mod_perl 2.00 release date?
Thanks,
Tom
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