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Have you checked to see if that environment variable is set in your mod_perl program? You may have to use PerlPassEnv or something similar. You should also check the permissions to make sure the user your mod_perl server runs as can read that file, although the backticks experiment would point to yes.
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Re^2: A tale of LWP::UserAgent, Crypt::SSLeay and mod_perl
by skyknight (Hermit) on Feb 10, 2006 at 03:57 UTC
    As I mentioned, I dumped the contents of %ENV and it indeed contains what I expect. Also, I've tried setting it in the body of the handler package, in the handler method, and in the Apache config file.
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      I'd suggest using the debugger on it at this point. Then you'll be able to see why it isn't taking the branch you expect it to.
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