On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, allan juul wrote:
> hello, this is my first post to this list.
Hi, I noticed it'd been a few days and no-one had replied to you.
> i wish to use Template Toolkit version 2.06 on a shared webserver running
> mod_perl. problem is the ISP is not very villing to install it so they
> recomended me to copy the module and then
>
> use lib "path/to/TT";
What's in INC at this point? Try:
use Data::Dumper;
BEGIN { print STDERR '@INC is '.Dumper(\@INC) }
> use Template qw ( :template);
> works fine _almost_ all the time. this is what i do on my development system:
>
> 1. restart apache
Are you stopping and starting apache? Don't do a "apachectl restart" as
that can get you into all kinds of trouble.
> 2. hit the page the very first time
> 3. look in error_log:
> ... failed to load Template/Iterator.pm: Can't locate Template/Iterator.pm in
> @INC etc ........at path/to/TT/Template/Config.pm line 75
>
> [it's true that it is not in @INC, but that's just the point, since
> im "dynamically" is use(ing) lib "path/to/TT";]
@INC should be modified by the 'use lib' so you should see any changes
you made in there in there.
> 4. hit the page a second time
> 5. no problems whatsoever
This sounds like one of those problems you get where your request is being
served by a different httpd. If you're not restarting properly (with a
stop and a start) then it's possible you're seeing a old configured
version of your script, INC, etc.
On your development server stop all your apaches (kill em dead)
then startup apache with the '-X' option (see
mod_perl guide) to launch only one server rather than the normal number
and see what happens then.
> if i install Template Toolkit properly [so it will be in @INC] i get no
> problems, but that is not a prefered option currently.
If you can't work out what the problem is then I suggest you try setting
up @INC other ways. You can do this by:
a) Exporting the environmental variable PERL5LIB with new dirs before
you start apache
b) using a PerlRequire script in your httpd.conf
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
Mark
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