Woo-hoo! I'm getting mod_perl(1) now and it's working in gmail admin. I followed the lead of what I think GT is doing and aliased /perl/ to my gmail cgi-bin. So if I understand correctly anytime I substitue /perl/ for /cgi-bin/ in a gmail url is should run under mod_perl.
As I mentioned, doing /perl/admin/... works fine, but when I try to access anything /perl/user/... I get "document contained no content". It works fine when I use /cgi-bin/user/...
The alias directive is:
Alias /perl/ /home/webmail/cgi-bin/
then I have
<Location /perl>
.
.
.
</Location>
So what am I doing wrong?
Michael Coyne
seaturtle.org
As I mentioned, doing /perl/admin/... works fine, but when I try to access anything /perl/user/... I get "document contained no content". It works fine when I use /cgi-bin/user/...
The alias directive is:
Alias /perl/ /home/webmail/cgi-bin/
then I have
<Location /perl>
.
.
.
</Location>
So what am I doing wrong?
Michael Coyne
seaturtle.org
