hmm. Tall order. try this: standard form of a mod_perl routine: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
packate Foo;
use CGI;
use MyLibrary;
sub handler {
	my $q = new CGI;
	my $someparam=$q->param('someparam');
	$someparam=MyLibrary::FooProcess($someparam);
	my $output ="Hello and welcome to FooCo!"
	if ($someparam eq 'foo') {
		# handle foo
		$output .= "You said Foo! heh heh!";
	}
	else {
		# default
		$output .= "Nobody gives me any input";
	}
	print $q->header,$output;
	return;
}
## and the mod_perl config 

<Location /cgi-bin/foo.pl>
        SetHandler perl-script
        PerlHandler Foo
</location>
Does your code differ dramatically from this?
--
Jay "Yohimbe" Thorne, alpha geek for UserFriendly

In reply to Re: Re: mod_perl configuration error? by Yohimbe
in thread mod_perl configuration error? by tune

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