Chris Bucchere wrote:
Please forgive the newbie question -- I've been searching but I'm not
able to narrow my results because my search terms are too broad.
As I sure is the case with many folks out there, I have more than one
version of perl on my linux box. In order to install some opensource
software, I upgraded a bunch of perl modules using CPAN and they all
went into my 5.8.8 installation. Unfortunately, Apache can't find them
because it's stuck looking at the 5.8.0 and 5.8.5 installations, per the
@INC path.
What do I need to do in order to get Apache to recognize and use the
latest version of perl?
Well in the context of a mod_perl enabled apache, you must recompile
mod_perl and then load the new one in your httpd.conf config.
IF your talking about apache without mod_perl, its the wrong
mailinglist; but, you can just change the #!/usr/bin/perl line
at the top of the scripts to be the absolute path to the perl you want.
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