Let's see, I inserted the following into my Apache conf perl section:

while ( my $user = getpwent() ) { $users{$user} = 1; }
while ( my $group = getgrent() ) { $groups{$group} = 1; }
open (my $fh, '>>', '/var/log/httpd/fudge.log');
print $fh Fudge();
close $fh;

sub Fudge {
    use Errno();
    join qq/\n/,
      "Error @_",
      map { "  $_" } int( $! ) . q/ / . $!,
      int( $^E ) . q/ / . $^E,
      grep( { $!{$_} } keys %! ),
      q/ /;
}

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Here's what I got after restarting httpd:

Error 
  25 Inappropriate ioctl for device
  25 Inappropriate ioctl for device
  ENOTTY
Error 
  25 Inappropriate ioctl for device
  25 Inappropriate ioctl for device
  ENOTTY

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All I can tell from this is that the config is indeed executed twice (as mentioned in the OP) but the actual messages don't mean much to me.

If I had a gun pointed at me and had to guess, I'd say it has something to do with the environment presented to httpd by systemd.

-- FloydATC

Time flies when you don't know what you're doing

In reply to Re^4: [SOLVED] Configuring Apache VirtualHosts using mod_perl 2 by FloydATC
in thread [SOLVED] Configuring Apache VirtualHosts using mod_perl 2 by FloydATC

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