Bareword "REDIRECT" not allowed while "strict subs"

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Phil Homewood wrote:

You are aware that you’re doomed if you expect both the RT instances
to coexist under mod_perl on the same machine, right? mod_perl does
not play nicely with multiple apps. :frowning:

I was’t aware of this, but thanks for the heads up. In this case both
instances our on a test server and I just wanted to see RT3 in action. I’d
be happy to just get my rt-2-0-15 working again though!!

Phil Harmon wrote:

What version of HTML::Mason is installed? What version of mod_perl?

Apache/1.3.27
mod_perl/1.27
HTML-Mason-1.18 ( but I also tried to revert back to previously working 1.16
to no avail )

In a nutshell rt-2-0-15 was working great on my machine until I tried to
install rt-2-1-69. After going through the CPAN pre-req upgrades for the
new RT I can’t start my apache server even for just my old installation.

Error reported when attempting to start apache server:

[Fri Feb 7 00:31:52 2003] [error] Bareword “REDIRECT” not allowed while
“strict subs” in use at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/HTML/Mason/ApacheHandler.pm line 188.
BEGIN not safe after errors–compilation aborted at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/HTML/Mason/ApacheHandler.pm line 197.
Compilation failed in require at /usr/local/rt3-beta/bin/webmux.pl line 47.
BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at /usr/local/rt3-beta/bin/webmux.pl line
53.
Compilation failed in require at (eval 5) line 1.

Thanks.

-jeff

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  • Jeff Holst [2003-02-11 22:58]:

Phil Homewood wrote:

You are aware that you’re doomed if you expect both the RT instances
to coexist under mod_perl on the same machine, right? mod_perl does
not play nicely with multiple apps. :frowning:

I was’t aware of this, but thanks for the heads up. In this case both
instances our on a test server and I just wanted to see RT3 in action.
I’d be happy to just get my rt-2-0-15 working again though!!

Just to clarify, mod_perl doesn’t work well with multiple versions of
modules with the same name, because Perl doesn’t work well with multiple
versions of the same name. mod_perl is often maligned here, but the
problem really is that a mod_perl process is a single long-running Perl
instance. Any long running Perl instance will have the same problems.

(darren)

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