Monks,

I’m trying to get Apache::ASP up and running on a web server.

I had several problems getting all the modules installed so the httpd would start, without causing fatal errors in the startup.pl script. The errors would print out the @INC being used, and indicate it could not find a required pm file amongst those.

Each time it printed this, the following entry was at the top of the @INC path:

/usr/local/webtools

So I finally got all those problems worked out, and the httpd now starts just fine with no errors in startup.pl.

But now when I try to access an index.asp page, the compile fails, printing out a different set of @INC values, without the above webtools directory, saying it can’t find a required pm file. But the pm file is located in the above webtools directory.

So what is up with this different @INC array? I know how to add values to the startup.pl, but how do I add these to this other @INC that this compile process is using?

Brent

In reply to multipe @INC arrays? by brent.allsop

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