Ok, I read through that information and went with Solution #2. I changed my require()'s to state the full path. However, I get a function call undefined in a requirement from the file that was originally at issue. So, as it states in the Solution #2 state the full path. So I repeated that again in the file that is being require()d.

Fine and dandy...however, when I try to run the program, I get the same error message. I have checked other files that I am require()ing, and updated those to use the full paths.

I even went as far as putting the problematic require() in a BEGIN block also, and still got the same error.

Has anybody else try to adapt function libraries primarily used with CGI (not mod_perl) and CLI programming? Are/Did these sort of things cause this much trouble for you also?

Thanks again... Matt

In reply to Re: requires in mod_perl by mhorner
in thread requires in mod_perl by mhorner

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