I'm about to shoot myself. Mod_perl is making my work near impossible.

At times, the script doesn't even run. It sends me a "Cannot find server" error. When it does leave something in the error log, its a list of modules that it can't find--modules that are a part of the OO program I am using full paths to in the <c>require</code>s. I've tried Apache::Reload, but that doesn't seem to help. I'm trying to get the "touch reload" thing to work, but now it refuses to send me anything other than "Cannot find server."

This is obnoxious. I can't believe other people go through this. There has got to be something obvious that I am missing that makes debugging != hell.

Save me!

In reply to Working with mod_perl by Anonymous Monk

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