Can't load Perl file: /opt/rt345/bin/webmux.pl

Hello,

I have installed Apace2 + mod2 + MySql + rt3. When I start apache (for
some reason) I am getting the error in the apache log file (Mandrake):

./apachectl start

[Wed Apr 19 14:31:28 2006] [error] Can’t load Perl file:
/opt/rt345/bin/webmux.pl for server xxx:0, exiting…

I’m not sure what other information I should be providing but I have
scoured this list for posts and this looks like a problem that has
occurred before:

http://lists.fsck.com/pipermail/rt-devel/2004-December/006510.html

but the solution for this doesn’t seem applicable to me (e.g., SELinux).
I have also added the following lines to webmux.pl per someone else’s
suggestion:

require Apache::RequestUtil;
no warnings 'redefine';
my $sub = *Apache::request{CODE};
*Apache::request = sub {
    my $r;
    eval { $r = $sub->('Apache'); };

# warn $@ if $@;

    return $r;
};

But this changes nothing. I am out of ideas and desperate to find
another way to debug (or better yet, a solution).

Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom.

heather

First of all check that Apache process has access to that file!
when you run RT’s cunfigure script you have to provide option
–with-web-user if Apache runs under user different from ‘www’.On 4/20/06, Heather Drury heather@pcg.wustl.edu wrote:

Hello,

I have installed Apace2 + mod2 + MySql + rt3. When I start apache (for
some reason) I am getting the error in the apache log file (Mandrake):

./apachectl start

[Wed Apr 19 14:31:28 2006] [error] Can’t load Perl file:
/opt/rt345/bin/webmux.pl for server xxx:0, exiting…

I’m not sure what other information I should be providing but I have
scoured this list for posts and this looks like a problem that has
occurred before:

http://lists.fsck.com/pipermail/rt-devel/2004-December/006510.html

but the solution for this doesn’t seem applicable to me (e.g., SELinux).
I have also added the following lines to webmux.pl per someone else’s
suggestion:

require Apache::RequestUtil;
no warnings 'redefine';
my $sub = *Apache::request{CODE};
*Apache::request = sub {
    my $r;
    eval { $r = $sub->('Apache'); };

# warn $@ if $@;

    return $r;
};

But this changes nothing. I am out of ideas and desperate to find
another way to debug (or better yet, a solution).

Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom.

heather


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