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Try using CGI::Simple instead of CGI.pm (at least for testing purposes).   I've occasionally seen similar weirdness with CGI.pm (i.e. parameters not being cleared/reread upon subsequent requests) when being used in persistent contexts, and switching to CGI::Simple fixed it.

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Re^5: Apache Registry with Server Side Includes
by bbfan (Novice) on Jan 02, 2012 at 19:05 UTC
    Eliya, Thanks for the suggestion to use CGI::Simple. Had not used it before. Changed: 

    use CGI qw(-compile :all);

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    use CGI::Simple::Standard qw(param header);

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    without success. Same results.

    Regarding the CGI.pm "-nosticky" mentioned in another post, came across the same documentation that clarify what nosticky does, and does not, do; nice to get confirmation on that, thanks.

    Was initially thinking that the issue was with ModPerl::Registry or mod_include, but it sounds like CGI.pm may be influencing the result? Recall that this works as expected when ModPerl::Registry is removed from the equation.

    Am wondering if any readers may have time to reproduce the issue using the code/config in this thread, thus eliminating something that is particular to my installation?

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      Hmm.  Are you sure cou haven't disabled SetupEnv somewhere (e.g. globally)?  It should be "on" by default, but maybe try enabling it explicitly: 

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    PerlOptions +SetupEnv

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        Well, that was worth a try. Explicitly setting it to plus had no noticeable effect; however, setting it to "minus" wreaked havoc. Will post over on the mod_perl list - they may be able to offer additional advice.
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