Interesting, if I have apache load the libperl.so produced by a multi-threaded perl, it cores. I don't need perl's threads at all, it's just that I need to use a particular build.
Your comment about Red Hat is encouraging. I'm looking for a combination of usethreads, use5005threads, useithreads, and usemultiplicity settings that works, I'll check out theirs, maybe I get lucky. | [reply]
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Did you build mod_perl yourself against this perl? If so, it should work. You might want to look at the build instructions on the mod_perl site and possibly post your issue to the mailing list.
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