A 502 is a proxy problem. Are you using a proxy in front of the server? What happens if you access the server directly? Maybe it's not sending the output you think it is. | [reply] |
Haha, I had my return value (1;) from the require above my DBI connection, so none of it was getting passed in mod_perl (worked fine in mod_cgi), and thus it was causing a cascade of problems that showed rss_function causing the error.
whew, this brings to light that I need to start making more objects, less environment to deal with.
By the way, I do have a reverse proxy installed for the static site content, I guess the problem propagates everywhere when you keep everything in memory. Anyways, thanks for your help!
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