I was just thinking about to use the PerlPostConfigRequire directive, I actually just switched to it in my apache.conf and everything is working fine:
PerlPostConfigRequire /etc/apache2/startup.pl

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It is not yet clear to me the behavior with exported functions, I mean, I put in startup.pl
use CGI qw(-compile -utf8);

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and avoided to import CGI in my test script, but I can still call Vars() function directly, which from CGI documentation should not be visible:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$ENV{PATH}='';
local our $o;
$o->{authenticated}=0;
local our $cookie;
local our $duration=600;
local our $r=new CGI;
local our $p=Vars;
...

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What's going on?

In reply to Re^2: importing functions with "PerlModule" Apache directive by acanfora
in thread importing functions with "PerlModule" Apache directive by acanfora

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