mod_perl: mod_perl Installation
Description An in-depth explanation of the mod_perl installation process, from the basic installation (in 10 steps), to a more complex one (with all the possible options you might want to use, including DSO build). It includes troubleshooting tips too. First of all: Apache 2.0 doesn't work with mod_perl 1.0. Apache 1.0 doesn't work with mod_perl 2.0. A Summary of a Basic mod_perl Installation The
mod_perl: Perl Reference
Description This document was born because some users are reluctant to learn Perl, prior to jumping into mod_perl. I will try to cover some of the most frequent pure Perl questions being asked at the list. Before you decide to skip this chapter make sure you know all the information provided here. The rest of the Guide assumes that you have read this chapter and understood it. perldoc's Rarely Kno
mod_perl: CGI to mod_perl Porting. mod_perl Coding guidelines.
Description This chapter is relevant both to writing a new CGI script or perl handler from scratch and to migrating an application from plain CGI to mod_perl. It also addresses the situation where the CGI script being ported does the job, but is too dirty to be altered easily to run as a mod_perl program. (Apache::PerlRun mode) If you are at the porting stage, you can use this chapter as a referen
mod_perl: mod_perl Configuration
Server Configuration The next step after building and installing your new mod_perl enabled Apache server is to configure the server. There are two separate parts to configure: Apache and mod_perl. Each has its own set of directives. To configure your mod_perl enabled Apache server, the only file that you should need to edit is httpd.conf. By default, httpd.conf is put into the conf directory under
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