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Yuu have a broken mod_perl install. It was probably not compiled with the perl that's on this system now. Or else you have some strange version. You should be using the latest version of mod_perl 2 with Apache 2, or the latest mod_perl 1 with Apache 1. I suggest you check which mod_perl you have and either recompile or install a different version. There are full instructions for installation on the mod_perl site: http://perl.apache.org/.

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Re^4: reading Apache header variables
by Hammy (Scribe) on Oct 05, 2007 at 03:50 UTC
    From what I can find, it appears my version of mod_perl was not compiled with Apache::Table support. I believe, as you said, that I have to recompile perl.
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      You probably don't need to recompile perl, but you do need to recompile mod_perl.
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        I have recompiled mod_perl, but I can not figure out how to put in the table support. From what I understand, I have to use EVERYTHING=1, but I can not figure out where to put it. I tried including it in the build options, but the documentation did not indicate this was correct. Any Idea how I put in Apache::Table support?
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