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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by GoodOmens, Aug 4, 2004.

  1. GoodOmens

    GoodOmens Registered

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    Hi,

    I am doing something where I need to add a PerlSetEnv in my httpd.conf file.

    I have mod_perl 1.29 installed but when I go to use that call it tells me it doesn't know what that function is.

    I tried contacting my host but they say using PerlSetEnv won't work with cpanel which is strange as its a standard feature in mod_perl 1.29.

    Is apache and mod_perl not installed right?


    Thanks!
     
    #1 GoodOmens, Aug 4, 2004
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    AFAIK, mod_perl is not compiled into Apache on cPanel by default. There is an option to do so in WHM > Update Apache, if you want to do so. Or have you done that and it still doesn't work?
     
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    #2 chirpy, Aug 4, 2004
  3. GoodOmens

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    It tells me httpd has failed if I do that.

    I tried doing it manual via a post here but when I went to my url, I could not look at any sub folders in my main directory .

    It was telling me "url not found"

    If I tried installing it through apache-asp if I went to my domain I got a error saying the url "/" was not found.


    Sigh ... I have been on a cpanel install where I had mod_perl working right!!
     
    #3 GoodOmens, Aug 4, 2004
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    Hi
    I have exactly the same problem than you! Same problem same function that I want to use!
    I have read these forums archive and it seems it is a Cpanel problem, an incompatibility problem.
    It seems that in installing apache::asp, that resolves the problem. But seems that it isn't a stable solution.

    What could we do to resolve that ? Any stable solution?
     
    #4 IziTop, Aug 4, 2004
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