What do I have to do to get CGI::Carp (fatalsToBrowser)

With mod_perl you have to write your own __DIE__ and __WARN__ signal handlers to get that to happen
"If you want to redirect this information to the client instead of to error_log you have to take the responsibility yourself, by writing your own exception handler" is from this
Bummer... Apparently the default behavior is to write to the errorlog for any exceptions raised.. so Carp kind of gets ignored..

Whether you're using 
PerlModule Apache::PerlRun
or
PerlModule Apache::Registry

[download]
changes your restart behavior.. PerlRun runs normal perl scripts without modification.. probably no restart required.. Registry runs mod_perl which wraps your script and can cause "function redefined" errors .. if plugging in an existing script..

In reply to Re: CGI::Application & mod_perl by hsinclai
in thread CGI::Application & mod_perl by Anonymous Monk

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