Greetings wise ones.

I have a complicated (to me) mod_perl system that I inherited and I'm trying to apply Apache2::compat.pm to help with the process of eliminating apache 1.
I've tried adding "PerlModule Apache2::compat" in the server conf but I keep getting 
Undefined subroutine &Apache2::ServerUtil::restart_count 
called at /home/joe/bin_server/perl/Apache2/compat.pm line 79.
Compilation failed in require at (eval 4) line 3.

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I also tried putting in my startup file, "use Apache2::compat ();" but that gave me the same error.
I've tried to trace this back and I'm lost once I hit XSLoader; I've tried adding various debugging code, or creating my own "restart_count" function in ServerUtil but all to no avail.
Is there a way to print out what methods are actually loaded with the ServerUtil module in my environment?
Any suggestions as to what might be going wrong?

thank you very much in advance,
joe

In reply to Stuck trying to implement Apache2::compat.pm by joetesta

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