I'm still banging my head against Apache::AuthCookie ... I got the login.pl to invoke, but when the SUBMIT button is pressed, i get a 404 for /LOGIN. that's *supposed* to be handled by mod_perl ... I yanked this straight out of the example again ... but I don' t know where to start tracking down *why* this isn't catching: 
<Files LOGIN>
 AuthType TestCookie::AuthCookieHandler
 AuthName TestCookie
 SetHandler perl-script
 PerlHandler TestCookie::AuthCookieHandler->login
</Files>

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i also have this to add another dir to @INC 
<Perl>
        use lib qw# /home/httpd/htdocs/libs #;
</Perl>

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i tried digging through the mod_perl docs online, but i didn't see anything that looked right ....

it's just one of those days

In reply to Files directive in mod_perl config by geektron

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