Re: Re: Re: installating mod_perl-1.25/apache_1.3.19/perl 5.005_02/solaris 5.6
Hi there, On 11 May 2001, qazi Ahmed wrote: I am implementing NIS Authentication in a project. Using Apache1.3.19, modperl_1.25,perl 5.005_02 and libwww-perl package plus some more packages needed in my project. [snip] In httpd.conf when i try to put PerlRequire /eg/startup.pl [snip] Syntax error on line 547 of /export/home/ats/test-tools/ats/guts/apache/conf/httpd.conf: Invalid command 'PerlRequire', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration You haven't got a mod_perl server. Look in the Guide. http://perl.apache.org/guide 73, Ged. PS: It's considered very bad form to write for help privately, because the people who can help very quickly are overloaded by questions from so many people. Please address your questions to the mod_perl List.
Re: installating mod_perl-1.25/apache_1.3.19/perl 5.005_02/solaris 5.6
Hi there, On 10 May 2001, qazi Ahmed wrote: but when trying to build, i am getting the errors like: make[5]: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete Have you checked your system clock? Do you really mean 5.005_02? 73, Ged.
Re: Re: installating mod_perl-1.25/apache_1.3.19/perl 5.005_02/solaris 5.6
Hi there, On 10 May 2001, qazi Ahmed wrote: I dont have any idea regarding the clock skew detected error. In this case it just means that 'make' has noticed something odd about the various dates and times in your system. It is very important for several reasons that you keep the computer clock as accurate as you can. There are free utilities such as 'ntpd' to help you to do that. One reason for needing an accurate clock is that the 'make' utility uses the time and date information which your system keeps about its files to decide whether or not to recompile (or whatever other action may be necessary for a 'target'). Another reason is that when a machine is used to serve Web content the 'latest modification' stamps on files are used to decide whether or not it is necessary to download fresh copies of the files to the client. Your system seems to have confusing information about the datestamps on files or about the system time itself. If a file was copied when the system time was wrong, and the system time was subsequently corrected, then this error could appear. If the system time is wrong and a file appears to have a date/time later than the current system time, the same problem can appear. Please keep your replies on the List so that everyone has a chance to read them and comment. 73, Ged.
Re: Re: installating mod_perl-1.25/apache_1.3.19/perl 5.005_02/solaris 5.6
On Thu, May 10, 2001 at 07:51:05PM +0100, G.W. Haywood wrote: Hi there, On 10 May 2001, qazi Ahmed wrote: I dont have any idea regarding the clock skew detected error. In this case it just means that 'make' has noticed something odd about the various dates and times in your system. It is very important for several reasons that you keep the computer clock as accurate as you can. There are free utilities such as 'ntpd' to help you to do that. Another source of trouble is compiling on an NFS mounted partition where. If the time or timezone on the server does not agree with the time on the client you will end up with these problems. I had to deal with this all the time when I used a NetApp Filer with an old firmware that didn't support ntp.. -- Paul Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
