On Wed, 28 May 2003, Warren Young wrote:
> Josh Chamas wrote:
> > In your perl section, you could try, "no strict qw(subs);"
>
> No dice.
>
> > This seems like a bug on Apache::PerlSection, and you might report
> > it to the mod_perl list if you get this to work.
>
> That was enough of a clue t
Josh Chamas wrote:
In your perl section, you could try, "no strict qw(subs);"
No dice.
This seems like a bug on Apache::PerlSection, and you might report
it to the mod_perl list if you get this to work.
That was enough of a clue to fix it. I pounded out the "use strict" at
the top of PerlSection
Warren Young wrote:
Randy Kobes wrote:
I think also, at this time, Perl sections have to be written as
blah
in mod_perl 2 (with the explicit whitespace in the opening
).
Surely they're not going to keep that syntax? I hope it's just a
temporary bug they haven't gotten around to fi
Warren Young wrote:
Syntax error on line 1059 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
I should mention that line 1059 is the "" line.
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Randy Kobes wrote:
I think also, at this time, Perl sections have to be written as
blah
in mod_perl 2 (with the explicit whitespace in the opening
).
Surely they're not going to keep that syntax? I hope it's just a
temporary bug they haven't gotten around to fixing yet.
Anyway, I tr
Warren Young wrote:
Josh Chamas wrote:
I believe the mod_perl 2 on RedHat 9 is a pretty early dev release.
True. They shipped the _07 release, which dates back to September of
last year.
Try upgrade to the latest mod_perl 1.99_xx. I know that decent
section support was only added more recen
Josh Chamas wrote:
I believe the mod_perl 2 on RedHat 9 is a pretty early dev release.
True. They shipped the _07 release, which dates back to September of
last year.
Try upgrade to the latest mod_perl 1.99_xx. I know that decent
section support was only added more recently.
I just installed t
On Wed, 28 May 2003, Josh Chamas wrote:
> Warren Young wrote:
> > I just tried moving a working Apache::ASP application to a
> > Red Hat Linux 9 system, and couldn't get the
> > Apache::ASP->Loader() statement to work. Here's what I have
> > at the end of my httpd.conf:
> >
> >
> > Apache::A
Warren Young wrote:
I just tried moving a working Apache::ASP application to a Red Hat Linux
9 system, and couldn't get the Apache::ASP->Loader() statement to work.
Here's what I have at the end of my httpd.conf:
Apache::ASP->Loader('/path/to/my/app', "asp\$",
'Global' => '.',
I just tried moving a working Apache::ASP application to a Red Hat Linux
9 system, and couldn't get the Apache::ASP->Loader() statement to work.
Here's what I have at the end of my httpd.conf:
Apache::ASP->Loader('/path/to/my/app', "asp\$",
'Global' => '.',
'Debug' => 0);
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