I'm getting a strange behaviour since our serverupgrade Apache 2 / mod_perl 2 with latest TT
Are you saying this worked before under mod_perl 1?
I have an die handler in my script which catches errors.
$main::SIG{__DIE__}=\&WebApp::Output::die; ###
How can I recognise, that this DIE signal a TRY/CATCH is.
There are ways to detect an eval{} context (which is what TT is doing), but in general you should not define a DIE handler if you want to be able to use exceptions. Read the mod_perl guide on exception handling for more.
- Perrin
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