Re^4: Getting mod_perl to actually 'activate'..

Correct, that script is being run by http request from an external browser. internal "perl whatever.html" tests do not show the GATEWAY_INTERFACE or the MOD_PERL environment, when run as root and/or user. Is this significant?

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Re^5: Getting mod_perl to actually 'activate'.. by MashMashy (Sexton) on Feb 16, 2009 at 16:54 UTC
and, there is only one script there -at least, from how I think you are getting at it) - the .html file, with the ENV printout. The second (.conf) is the httpd.conf, run only when apache is started.	[reply]
Re^5: Getting mod_perl to actually 'activate'.. by Illuminatus (Curate) on Feb 16, 2009 at 17:40 UTC
You still have not answered my question. You have defined 2 scripts. The first one at the top of the post. Is the one you are you running from the *nix prompt? If so, you are running it with the user and environment of your shell prompt. In the apache server, the script runs as the apache user (which I believe you can set somewhere in the apache configuration). I am not sure, but you might be able to set the environment for when scripts are run from within the apache config as well.	[reply]