Hi Monks,

Background :
I host three website on a single machine. say www.mywebsite1.com, www.mywebsite2.com, www.mywebsite3.com. All the three runs on mod_perl2. In the start-up files all the sites I added path to the library containing custom modules for the VirtualServer.

Problem : The problem (for me) is that the path added to @INC for one server (VirtualHost) is available to other also. i.e. I added the path /home/mywebsite1.com/www/library to the first virtual host via its start-up file and /home/mywebsite2.com/www/library to second virtual host. When I try to use some modules with same name as one used with previous servers(VirtualHost), its trying to load from the path added by previous servers (VirtualHost). Is there a way to restrict the scope of library path added, to the current VirtualHost only?

Cheers !

--VC

In reply to Scope of @INC in mod_perl 2 by atemon

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