in reply to Re: mod_perl debugging help
in thread mod_perl debugging help

That site was where i started :)

I did however not note the bit about mod perls quirk with the ordering of module use so that end i moved the base FormGenerator to FormGenerator::Base (everything is now FormGenerator::*BLAH*) however that didnt help either :(

Back to the proverbial drawing board.

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Re^3: mod_perl debugging help
by perrin (Chancellor) on Jun 23, 2006 at 14:30 UTC
    If you can't show us the actual error message or the code, we aren't going to be able to help you much.
      The error message I can and have shown, that's the crux of things, there's nothing at all usefull about it and i've exhausted all the other normal causes of it!

      What I really need is a means of getting more information out of mod perl as to *why* it's failing how it is. :(

      As for the code, this is a wotk project so the code isnt for public consumption, I know this isnt very helpfull but im afraid that's simply how it is!
        The error message I can and have shown

        Where? I don't see it. I see lots of mentions of "the usual undefined subroutine" message, but no actual error message. Let's have it. I still think this is the common issue of mistakes with namespaces and modules that was described in the link I provided.

        As for debugging, this is no different from any other perl debugging situation. You say you have a compile-time problem, so you need to look up the part of the perldebug man page about those, and use Apache::DB to debug it.