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Re^2: using your own mod_perl modules on hosted sites?
by Anonymous Monk on Apr 05, 2006 at 18:35 UTC
    PerlModule Apache::CPH

    <Location /CPH>
    SetHandler "perl-script"
    PerlHandler Apache::CPH
    </Location>

    This is what i want, but it would mean each time the module is updated
    the webserver would have to be restarted.
    will web hosting companies allow this?

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      A standard shared-hosting provider will not allow mod_perl.
      You can completely control the Apache server with mod_perl.
      You are unlikely to get permission to restart Apache.
      Those hosts which allow mod_perl in a shared environment usually want to vet your code first, thise may be an onerous process if your code is not clear and simple.
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