in reply to Getting started with mod_perl

No longer Anonymous...Dang non-compliant browsers...

httpd -l shows that mod_perl isn't there, so I've missed something in the install process. I read every install document and readme I could find, but clearly something has escaped me. I'll keep digging, but if anyone has an idea as to what I might have missed, I'd be happy to hear it.

I've been working with Apache 1.3.4 up 'til now, and there's a list of included modules in httpd.conf in that version. Am I correct in thinking that all of that information is now handled by options at build time?

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RE: Re: Getting started with mod_perl
by PipTigger (Hermit) on May 21, 2000 at 18:41 UTC
    Just a potentially helpful thought:
    Restart httpd. You can use the `httpd xxx` way (with xxx=shutdown/start IIRC) or as root, find the first httpd process id with `ps aux |` (probably owned by someone other than nobody) and then do a `kill -USR1 nnnnn` where the n's are the process id. It'll restart in place and regrab httpd.conf ... I hope the problem was that simple. TTFN & Shalom.

    -PipTigger