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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> modperl
modperl
Help with mod_perl and slash
by George Clark other posts by this author
Oct 28 2003 9:24PM messages near this date
Re: Help with mod_perl and slash | Help with mod_perl and slash
Hi,

This past weekend I upgraded a server to the latest R-tag version of
Slashcode.  Somehow, it has broken other applications on the server
including mod_survey (perl), and mailman (python).  Either moving them to
an alternate virtual host, or commenting out the slash virtual host
definition gets them up and running.

It appears as though the POST statement are being intercepted somewhere
and not being passed onto their proper recipients.  The POST is logged in
the Apache access log and looks normal, but the page returns without any
results.  So for example, I can call up a survey, or a mailman
administrative form, but no input is processed.

I've enabled  $Apache::Registry::Debug = 4;   but I don't get any log
messages generated from the POST operations.

I realize that the slash part of this is off-topic, but at this point I
have no idea where to look into mod_Perl or slash code to see what might
be going on. Are there any other mod_Perl or Apache debug settings that
might expose where the POST operations are going and why other Perl or
python modules are not receiving them?

Thanks
George

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