If CentOS4 has the same versions of mod_perl and Perl modules as RHEL4, which I assume it has, that might be causing you some problems. RHEL4 runs mod_perl 1.99, which seems to be very similar to mod_perl2, but isn't and causes some confusion for other mod_perl dependant modules and code. The mod_perl guys did rename modules for mod_perl 2, but that isn't surprising as it was a big change. But with Red Hat sticking to 1.99 you get the old naming with new interfaces. What a mess! Your error about not being able to find apache2::something is indicative of this situation.
The only way I could things to work under mod_perl was to install Perl modules via rpm's packaged for RHEL ... nothing 3rd party. Another alternative would be to install from source and make sure you really are running mod_perl 2 under Apache 2. CPAN is your friend. Owen On Tue, Aug 29, 2006 at 10:48:13PM -0400, Dave Sorenson wrote: > I'm playing with RT Tracker for a possible solution to support requests > @ work. I've got it running with apache2 using mod_perl on my test > server and boy howdy is it slow. It takes 50 seconds just to load the > log-in screen. I've tried to add the fastcgi to the server and have been > getting an arcane error message "cant find apache2:something or another" > and install fails. I "think" it has something to do with the renaming > the PERL folks did. I haven't even begun to test e-mail integration. > > Should RT be painful running under mod_perl? And by painful I mean it > actually locked the server this afternoon. Anyone have any tips for > getting fastcgi to install on CentOS4? > > The RT wiki warns of dependency heck, but this is almost too much! > > TIA Dave -- TriLUG mailing list : http://www.trilug.org/mailman/listinfo/trilug TriLUG Organizational FAQ : http://trilug.org/faq/ TriLUG Member Services FAQ : http://members.trilug.org/services_faq/
