ok, also found
I also figured this out:
in B::TerseSize, line 634
- my $script = $q->script_name;
+ my $script ;
+ if ( defined $q && $q )
+ {
+ $script = $q->script_name;
+ }
Killing that makes a lot more things work too.
The only caveat of that, is that 'memory usage' doesn't appear on /
perl-status/ until you visit a symdump page that contains memory-
usage. i don't know why. but that should only happen on situations
already afflicted by the other bug. so its a stupid new bug instead
of a bad old one.
