Alex,

I think I traced the problems I wrote in email to this line:

Links::reset_env( { load_user => 1 } ) if (!$IN or $CFG->{persistant_env});

I'm running under speedyCGI.

I think I'm going to re-install under plain perl. I forgot I had tried this. The fewer problems during development the better. When I got rid of that, the looping (cpu usage) stopped, and the programs ran to completion.



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Well... Maybe too soon.

I dropped back to perl, and am still having problems with the add_user_link hook. The program is entering an endless loop, and is not hitting the first few lines of the called subroutine.

Other times, it doesn't seem to even get to the hook, but just run through the script.

Too many things are going on to really get a full idea of what is going on here.



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I reinstalled everything. Got rid of speedyCGI, and started "fresh".

It seems to be working. I need to get some work done before I jinx myself and try installing speedyCGI again and seeing if that was the problem.

If I can get a working plug-in of the basic upload, that I know works on a plain-perl install, I'll try it again with the rest of the stuff.

The odd thing, is it's all the _same_ code (same uploads, same files) but they are working now, the only change is speedyCGI was not loaded prior to this install.

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