joshua at chamas
May 28, 2001, 1:27 PM
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Re: How to install Apache::ASP when not root?
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Philip Mak wrote:
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> There's a system that I want to use Apache::ASP on, but I'm not root. I
> have my own Apache web server running that I can change the httpd.conf of
> (but I can't change the executable).
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> I know that I can install perl modules in $HOME/lib and set my PERL5LIB
> environment variable to allow command line perl scripts to be able to use
> those modules.
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> How can I do this in Apache though? If I just do "PerlHandler Apache::ASP"
> it will look in the system library directories, and of course not find
> Apache/ASP.pm there. How do I tell Apache to look in $HOME/lib?
>
Before the PerlHandler Apache::ASP, have a block like:
<Perl>
use lib qw(/some/perllib/);
</Perl>
You could throw all of your modules in there, not just
Apache::ASP. So you could then start including Apache::ASP
as part of your general application module set.
-- Josh
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