Respected Fellow Monks,

I am trying to upgrade my old version of Apache 1.x to the new one (2.x). The version I am upgrading to is a ready to use Binary Build for Win32 Systems from Indigoperl. (http://www.indigostar.com/indigoperl.htm)

The mod_perl version used in this distribution is 1.99_08. I am confused if the mod_perl2 documentation at the Apache website could be applicable to this version of mod_perl (1.99_08).

There are quite a few things missing in the 1.99_08 version which I think are supposed to be a part of Mod_perl2.
For example, the Apache website says that "Apache2::Const" is to be a part of Mod_perl2 but I do not find it(or it's usage, for that matter) anywhere in the IndigoPerl distribution.

If I am missing something, please let me know. Thanks in advance for your help.

Truman

In reply to mod_perl2 confusion by Truman

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