I think your problem may be that you're using HTML::Embperl instead of
Embperl in the first block. HTML::Embperl was from back in the
1.3.x days.
If you are trying to use EmbPerl 1.3.x in the same config as EmbPerl 2.x,
don't. They require different apache versions, so it can't possibly work
Hi,
could you send a example of a file that give an EOF?
For the Oracle error I guess it's because Apache run as different user, so you
will have different access rights
Gerald
From: Hugh Thomas [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:12 PM
To: Gerald Ri
