> $r->set_handlers(PerlFixupHandler => \{$_[0]->handler('modperl')});
> The funny thing is, the way I understand that code above is to mean :
> "take a reference to the piece of code between the curly brackets, and
> pass that code reference as the 2d argument to $r->set_handlers()".
> But the error message seems to indicate that perl is actually trying to
> execute "$_[0]->handler()" at that point, no ?
>
Actually, this code takes a reference to the value returned when you run
the code between the curlies.
What I can't figure out is why it works at all in one of your systems :)
I think you're wanting:
$r->set_handlers(PerlFixupHandler => sub {$_[0]->handler('modperl')});
hth
Clint
