FYI I have already posted this on SO, but not had any replies yet:

https://serverfault.com/questions/958937/mod-perl-seems-to-be-sharing-modules-across-user-accounts

I'm hoping people here will be more knowledgeable :) Rather than repeating everything I posted on the other forum, I won't put too much.

Basically the issue I'm having is that mod_perl is sharing modules from one <VirtualHost> to another (and I don't want this). I was reading that doing something like this should partition it: 

PerlOptions +Clone
PerlSwitches -Mlib=/home/steampunkcom/web/uk.steampunkjunkies.com/lib

[download]


...but while mod_perl works, it still shares the modules :/ Am I missing something?

Thanks

Andy

In reply to mod_perl sharing modules with other accounts when I don't want it to by ultranerds

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