My code was running on Apache 2.2 on windows, and is now running on Apache 2.2 on CentOS.

In one of my perl files I have the line: 
use ENV;

...

my $requestedPath = $ENV{PATH_TRANSLATED};

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This now fails on the "use ENV" line, with the following error: 
Can't locate ENV.pm in @INC

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Now I was pretty sure that there was no ENV.pm to find, as it seemed to be a built-in part of Apache. I did not get this problem on windows, and it vexes me.

I am vexed.

If anyone knows how to include this functionality again, or get it working correctly, then it would go a long way towards me becoming unvexed.

Cheers,

Shug

In reply to ENV on Apache has disappeared. by shug94

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