If the issue really is a difference between my() and our(), then the only thing I can think of is to check your Apache logs for when the server is first starting up and look for warning messages that look like "variable %cache will not stay shared at...." (you are using warnings, right?) This is something you should not normally see in a handler module, unless for some bizarre reason this module were being processed by Apache::Registry. I confess to not being a mod_perl expert, but I don't see how that could actually happen. Nonetheless, I would check your Apache configuration files to make sure this is not the case, and also check to make sure that you're not useing or requireing this My::Apache::UserCache module from within a subroutine in some other module.

In reply to Re: package scoped my() variable in module under mod_perl 5.6 vs 5.8 by Errto
in thread package scoped my() variable in module under mod_perl 5.6 vs 5.8 by njaph

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