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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by "Bauer, Peter" <Pe...@partner.commerzbank.com> on 2002/11/27 16:12:54 UTC
modperl file cache screwed up
Hi,
on my installation of Apache (1.3.27 + last Modperl) I have the
problem that on two diffrent virtual servers, there are perl CGIs
with the same name but entirely diffrent funcions.
I have the effect that sometimes when asking to execute the CGI of
server1, the CGI of server2 is run and sends its output.
Did I miss something? Does the cache not handle virtual servers
correctly? (e.g. cache by filename, not by entire URL) Or do I have
to set a variable in the <directory> section of each server?
Sorry, I'm quite unfamiliar with Apache/Perl.
Thanks!
Peter
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Re: modperl file cache screwed up
Posted by Geoffrey Young <ge...@modperlcookbook.org>.
Bauer, Peter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> on my installation of Apache (1.3.27 + last Modperl) I have the
> problem that on two diffrent virtual servers, there are perl CGIs
> with the same name but entirely diffrent funcions.
>
> I have the effect that sometimes when asking to execute the CGI of
> server1, the CGI of server2 is run and sends its output.
>
> Did I miss something? Does the cache not handle virtual servers
> correctly? (e.g. cache by filename, not by entire URL) Or do I have
> to set a variable in the <directory> section of each server?
>
> Sorry, I'm quite unfamiliar with Apache/Perl.
>
In general, this should not be a problem: Apache::Registry is smart
enough to know that you are running with vhosts and it caches the
scripts accordingly.
however, if you're having problems one thing to try is setting
$Apache::Registry::NameWithVirtualHost = 1; in your startup.pl
see
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/config.html#toc_A_Script_From_One_Virtual_Host_Calls_a_Script_with_the_Same_Path_From_the_Other_Virtual_Host
for more details.
the other thing you can try is swapping Apache::Registry for
Apache::RegistryNG (which uses a filepath instead of URI for script
caching) and see if that helps at all.
--Geoff