I'm going to rename this subject so as not to get confused with Nathan's. Previous subject was perl to mod_perl transition problems. New name is
httpd.conf directives for mod_perl under Apache2.
I've compiled MP2 as a DSO under Apache2 on RedHat 8 on an 2.8Gz IBM.
Current questions are: Is the <Files> tag still needed under the <Directory>
tag for which you want mod_perl enabled? What are the directives under the <Files> tag to replace those mentioned below
(as used to run under MP1)?
It used to be that this <Files> tag could only be used under one <Directory>
tag on the whole server so as to prevent collision between scripts that might be
using mod_perl on the server. At least, that was the way it was explained to
me. Is this still true in MP2?
You need to read about merging rules of various Apache containers. that's an Apache question and I hope it's documented somewhere at httpd.apache.org. mod_perl doesn't do anything special about Apache containers.
A little unrelated to mod_perl - but I still need to build additional modules
into Apache 2. There seem to be a great bunch of authorities in this group. I'll post these questions on the httpd users list if prefered, but you guys are
so hip on Apache 2, that I'll risk it here.
Please do ask those questions at the appropriate apache lists. Thank you.
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