Jesse Vincent wrote: > >>> So, this is an RT extension. Which version of it are you using and where >>> did it come from? We certainly shouldn't be breaking our API in the >>> middle of a stable series, so I want to make sure it gets sorted out. >>> As an aside, 3.8.6 has been out for a week or so and has some fixes >>> you likely want. >> >> >> Thanks for the response! I didn't realize this was a plugin. I inherited >> this install and as you know it was a fair bit dated so I was asked to >> upgrade it. >> >> As far as my version of HTML::Mason, there appear to be 2 versions, 1.36 and >> 1.42. If I do: >> > > Ah, no. It was the "Kill" extension I was looking for the version of. > > find /opt/rt3/ -name \*Kill\* > > might be a start to tracking down the right files. Note also that after > an upgrade, you really need to clear /opt/rt3/var/mason_data/obj before > starting apache, otherwise you might get a skewed set of compiled mason > templates. > > > >
That's the thing, there isn't any Kill module. That was the first thing I searched for when I noticed the issue. r...@lechuck:~# find /opt/rt3/ -name \*Kill\* r...@lechuck:~# find /opt/rt3.bak/ -name \*Kill\* r...@lechuck:~# find /usr -name \*Kill\* No results for any of these searches. rt3.bak was our previous install where kill actually worked so if we ever had a module \*Kill\* it should still be in there at least. Unless of course it was in say /usr/lib/perl* and some other module ditched it when I updated it... I did the cache clearing during the update process so that shouldn't be an issue. -Sean _______________________________________________ http://lists.bestpractical.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rt-users Community help: http://wiki.bestpractical.com Commercial support: sa...@bestpractical.com Discover RT's hidden secrets with RT Essentials from O'Reilly Media. Buy a copy at http://rtbook.bestpractical.com