I installed Apache2 and mod_perl2. I didn't get any errors on install, I ran "make test" and all were successful except 2 were skipped (wwwlib_perl not installed) I added the LoadModule line in httpd.conf, I restarted httpd - worked fine. But when I check the Apache log files it doesn't say mod_perl is running. If I do a AddModule mod_perl.c (as in Apache1.3) I get an error and httpd won't restart, but I don't think I need to do that in Apache2. Anyway, httpd -l doesn't list mod_perl.c, but it's dynamic as mod_perl.so so I shouldn't need .c My question then is: Is mod_perl running if I have LoadModule perl_module  modules/mod_perl.so in the httpd conf and am able to start it without errors even if it doesn't say it's running in the log? Any help would be awesome. P

In reply to mod_perl.so installed, not running? by Anonymous Monk

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