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Um, what happened? What was the output? How did the cgi-bin output differ from mod_perl?

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Re^11: Apache Registry with Server Side Includes
by bbfan (Novice) on Jan 06, 2012 at 13:46 UTC
    When the SSI called the script that was in the "cgi-bin" directory, the printout was 1..5, 1..10 and 1..30.

    When the SSI called the same script in the "mod_perl" directory, the printout was 1..5, 1..5 and 1..5.
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      So you did not run my DebugCGI?

      You had already mentioned that 1..30/ 1..5 difference

      DebugCGI should dump CGI object, along with %ENV -- really important debugging aids that help you narrow down the problem

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        Attempted to clarify the difference in a follow up to a question on it. If someone is trying to help, am not going to turn it away.

        Am glad that you too are still "interested" in this question! Had not run DebugCGI. No unexpected diffs in the %ENV, but what looks like maybe a request handler appeared in the registry-ized object. Am not sure what, if anything, to make of it with regard to this problem. (Note that /perl-status also doesn't turn up anything obvious, either.)

        /cgi-bin/ is as follows: 

        $VAR1 = bless( {
 ".parameters" => [],
 ".charset" => "ISO-8859-1",
 ".etab" => 1,
 ".elid" => 1,
 ".fieldnames" => {},
 ".header_printed" => 1,
 "escape" => 1
 }, 'CGI' );

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        ModPerl is as follows: 
        $VAR1 = bless( {
 ".parameters" => [],
 ".charset" => "ISO-8859-1",
 ".r" => bless( do{\(my $o = 164475400)},
'Apache2::RequestRec' ),
 ".etab" => 1,
 ".elid" => 1,
 ".fieldnames" => {},
 ".header_printed" => 1,
 "escape" => 1
 }, 'CGI' );

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        Big question to me is where do I look - mod_include, ModPerl::Registry, or even CGI?

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