I searched far and wide, read all I could find on the subject, even tried some of the recipes which were offered to let Maypole play nicely with Apache2/mod_perl, but I did not succeed. It is no use installing Apache2 and then restrict yourself to only use Maypole in CGI-mode. As it is a rather heavy application (stacking Maypole, Template Toolkit and Class::DBI and compiling all this for every CGI-request) it would benefit very much from mod_perl, but now it defeats itself.

There is a compatibility layer in mod_perl for the easy transfer from Apache1 to Apache2 but somehow I could not get it to work on Maypole. And as the error-messaging system is less than perfect, it I could not find a solution and gave up on it.

Pity, it seemed an interesting project.

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to Re^2: Maypole and I - Tales from the Frontier of a Relationship by CountZero
in thread Maypole and I - Tales from the Frontier of a Relationship by Corion

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