catching server errors

[Chris Ochs <ch...@paymentonline.net>]

I have an application that lets users load their own modules into it.
Following is the code I use to run it under Safe.pm:

$result = $safe->reval(require "$file.pm", $obj = $mod->new,
$obj->$command);

Problem is if there is a compilation or runtime error, I cant' figure out
how to catch it so I can log it or print the error to the screen.  I can't
wrap it in an eval because for some reasons I don't completely understand it
masks the opcodes that safe is trying to restrict access to.

Chris


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Re: catching server errors

[Perrin Harkins <pe...@elem.com>]

On Sat, 2004-03-20 at 22:30, Chris Ochs wrote:
> Problem is if there is a compilation or runtime error, I cant' figure out
> how to catch it so I can log it or print the error to the screen.  I can't
> wrap it in an eval because for some reasons I don't completely understand it
> masks the opcodes that safe is trying to restrict access to.

Hmm, this doesn't sound like it has anything to do with mod_perl.  Maybe
you should ask about Safe on a general Perl list, or on usenet.

- Perrin


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