I'm trying to get Devel::Profiler::Apache working with some perl-based software (Eprints, for those who've heard of it), and it's not giving me any output files.

I've added the PerlModule Devel::Profiler::Apache directive as specified on the module's cpan doco, run apache in debug (single process) mode, and have shutdown the process before checking for logs. I've also created the $ServerRoot/logs/dprof directory and chown'd it to the apache user and group.

Unfortunately, I get no output at all when I run apache and use the application. As a test, I created a basic perl script and used Devel::Profiler to make sure that it was working, which it was. I got the output and was able to use dprofpp to interpret it.

Has anyone had this issue before? I've done a fairly extensive search and haven't had any luck finding references to this problem.

I also tried Apache::DProf, with exactly the same result.

Any help I can get with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Guy

In reply to No output from Devel::Profiler::Apache by knightsg

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