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04-06-2007 09:40 AM
04-06-2007 09:40 AM
Can't locate ModPerl/Registry.pm
Load apache/2.0.58 get the following error when try to start web services?
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04-07-2007 10:09 PM
04-07-2007 10:09 PM
Re: Can't locate ModPerl/Registry.pm
Hi
Probably you get this worning according to some error during the instalation process.
Try to reinstall Apache, and Perl if it's steel not working.
Should work then.
Probably you get this worning according to some error during the instalation process.
Try to reinstall Apache, and Perl if it's steel not working.
Should work then.
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04-09-2007 09:46 PM
04-09-2007 09:46 PM
Re: Can't locate ModPerl/Registry.pm
Assuming that you installed the mod_perl correctly (or built it together with apache according to the installation instructions)
I would guess that you simply missed to load the Registry.pm during apache start.
There are several ways of doing so.
Many mod_perl developers prefer to bundle mod_perl related apache directives in a separate file for better maintainability by specifying it to the PerlRequire directive.
Otherwise if all you need is to define a PerlHandler to run (mod_perl proof) common CGIs by the Registry.pm wrapper then one usually puts something like this in apache's httpd.conf
PerlModule ModPerl::Registry
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler ModPerl::Registry
You may preload as many modules as you like (or rather as is sensible).
Just add other PerlModule statements.
Very common if your CGIs tamper with databases would for instance be
PerlModule DBI
I would guess that you simply missed to load the Registry.pm during apache start.
There are several ways of doing so.
Many mod_perl developers prefer to bundle mod_perl related apache directives in a separate file for better maintainability by specifying it to the PerlRequire directive.
Otherwise if all you need is to define a PerlHandler to run (mod_perl proof) common CGIs by the Registry.pm wrapper then one usually puts something like this in apache's httpd.conf
PerlModule ModPerl::Registry
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler ModPerl::Registry
You may preload as many modules as you like (or rather as is sensible).
Just add other PerlModule statements.
Very common if your CGIs tamper with databases would for instance be
PerlModule DBI
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