tchatzi at arx
Feb 14, 2005, 1:15 AM
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Re: Apache::ASP on Windows Compile Error -- not in my script
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Raymond Schelp wrote:
>I get message basically saying ... compile error in ... asp.pm line
>1462. It gives an apache directory and says compile error is in
>asp.pm (which I can't locate) and not in my script. I know I must
>have a syntax error or some such other compile problem .. but no line
>numbers within my script are named or highlighted. Gives me nothing
>in my script to look at or fix.
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>Is there some config I can change to beef up the error messages put
>out .. anything to point me to something in my script (and not
>asp.pm). I spent all day deskchecking but nothing gets me past
>this "line 1462" message.
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>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You could try to set Debug to 1 during Loader is precompiling the
scripts, like this:
Apache::ASP->Loader(
'/path/to/scripts',"(asp)",
Global => '/var/tmp',
Debug => 1,
UseStrict => 1,
StatINC => 0);
UseStrict is also a good idea..
with this in startup.pl apache should print all compile errors and final
compilation results to STDERR on *nix systems. I don't really know what
happens on windows if apache is installed as a service, though.
Regards,
Thanos Chatziathanassiou
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