Topic: Conflict with identical scripts loaded into independent virtual hosts
Hello,
We have been running a single instance of a large Perl application under
Apache/mod_perl for a long time. We would like to run the same script (but each with
different configuration data) under different virtual hosts.
According to all of the documentation I've read, a script running under a
virtual host should be loaded into a package name derived from the virtual host.
This is correct behaviour, yes.
Test1: ------- package fred;
use CGI qw(:standard); use strict;
sub test_sub { CGI::p("Host1 subroutine"); }
print CGI::header, start_html (), CGI::p("Host1 parent"), &test_sub(), end_html();
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Your problem is caused by the fact that you explicitely define a package in your registry script (package fred). Apache::Registry does wrap each registry script in it's own package (vhost included), but you then place each script back into the fred package. Thus colliding packages.
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