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Perl -> Class::Date slows things down?

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  1. eXite

    eXite Well-Known Member

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    I updated apache today to version 1.3.33 with /scripts/easyapache. Thing is, some perl scripts are suddenly teasingly slow! When I tail the apache error_log it shows the following warning:

    Cannot find the XS part of Class::Date, using strftime from POSIX module.

    This warning shows up every time I open up the perticular perl script (which, until today, never gave any problems). I've tried to fix the issue by running /scripts/perlinstaller Class::Date, but that doesn't seem to solve the problem.

    Is anybody here experiencing the same problem, and if so, did you find the solution to it yet?
     
    #1 eXite, Nov 28, 2004
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    Have you tried forcing a re-install of the module?

    perl -MCPAN -e shell
    force install Class::Date
     
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    #2 chirpy, Nov 29, 2004
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    eXite Well-Known Member

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    Yes, I did, but that doesn't help either..
     
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