Da Rock wrote:
...
>
SetHandler modperl
PerlResponseHandler Mod_home::Mod
These 2 lines above should be enough.
Again as I thought. But if I may ask (for later configuration), how is
access controlled? Using auth or access in the perl module rather than
server acl's?
On 02/15/14 08:45, John Dunlap wrote:
Well, if I were in your position, I would follow the tutorial to the
letter as a step in my troubleshooting. My reason for saying this
isn't that I doubt your coding prowess but rather that you need to
determine if the problem is with your code or with your
Well, if I were in your position, I would follow the tutorial to the letter
as a step in my troubleshooting. My reason for saying this isn't that I
doubt your coding prowess but rather that you need to determine if the
problem is with your code or with your installation of mod_perl/apache. As
the t
On 02/15/14 07:46, John Dunlap wrote:
Did you get it working with the code from the tutorial?
If yes, and please forgive me if this seems a stupid question but...
Did you forget to update the package statement at the top of the file
to reflect your new module name?
Hah! No. I used my own name
On 02/15/14 02:00, André Warnier wrote:
Hi.
Da Rock wrote:
I know this may seem straight forward and a RTFM response may be in
order, but I have been trying to crack this for some days now
(following attempts on and off, too, mind) and nothing I can google
seems to point to an accurate answer
Did you get it working with the code from the tutorial?
If yes, and please forgive me if this seems a stupid question but... Did
you forget to update the package statement at the top of the file to
reflect your new module name?
On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 4:42 PM, Da Rock wrote:
> On 02/15/14 01:1
On 02/15/14 01:15, David Booth wrote:
I used this tutorial to get mod_perl working the first time:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/intro/start_fast.html
Can you get that exact example (Rocks.pm) to work, following those
instructions? Please try that first, rather than your actual project,
André Warnier wrote:
Hi.
Da Rock wrote:
I know this may seem straight forward and a RTFM response may be in
order, but I have been trying to crack this for some days now
(following attempts on and off, too, mind) and nothing I can google
seems to point to an accurate answer on what the proble
Hi.
Da Rock wrote:
I know this may seem straight forward and a RTFM response may be in
order, but I have been trying to crack this for some days now (following
attempts on and off, too, mind) and nothing I can google seems to point
to an accurate answer on what the problem is here.
I'm runni
I used this tutorial to get mod_perl working the first time:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/intro/start_fast.html
Can you get that exact example (Rocks.pm) to work, following those
instructions? Please try that first, rather than your actual project,
just to get the invocation debugged.
Unfortunately that didn't work in the startup.pl, as has been mentioned
in both replies. Still got the same error with both startup.pl with use
lib , as well as PerlSwitches -I.
I should mention I've tried both modperl and perl-script options to
SetHandler.
There is one other error that show
Do you have a use lib 'PATH'; at the top of your startup.pl? This is
typically how your module is added to the perl include path
On Feb 14, 2014 8:38 AM, "Da Rock"
wrote:
> I know this may seem straight forward and a RTFM response may be in order,
> but I have been trying to crack this for some d
I know this may seem straight forward and a RTFM response may be in
order, but I have been trying to crack this for some days now (following
attempts on and off, too, mind) and nothing I can google seems to point
to an accurate answer on what the problem is here.
I'm running FreeBSD 9.x with A
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