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Andras Balogh - apache2/mod_perl2 anyone?

Andras Balogh - apache2/mod_perl2 anyone?

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inactiveTopicapache2/mod_perl2 anyone? topic started 6/5/2005; 1:55:11 PM
last post 6/5/2005; 5:33:00 PM
userAndras Balogh - apache2/mod_perl2 anyone?  blueArrow
6/5/2005; 1:55:11 PM (reads: 850, responses: 2)
I could not find any recent posts or even old posts with success story about webwork2 under apache2/mod_perl2. Was anyone able to make it work?

I have Fedora core 4 with apache2/mod_perl2 and it feels strange to revert to apache1/mod_perl1 before I start installing webwork.

Andras

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userMichael Gage - Re: apache2/mod_perl2 anyone?  blueArrow
6/5/2005; 4:16:57 PM (reads: 1065, responses: 0)
Hi Andras,

To my knowledge we don't yet have a definitive success story. I believe my comments lst year in http://webhost.math.rochester.edu/webworkdocs/discuss/msgReader$2186#2255 are still true. See also http://webhost.math.rochester.edu/webworkdocs/discuss/msgReader$2976

If you can get Safe.pm to work with apache2/mod_perl2 then likely the whole package will work. The problems will not be directly with WeBWorK but with the CPAN packages that WeBWorK uses.

I'm afraid that I can't promise to try to install this myself -- we're a bit short on personell and funding this summer -- I will be happy to help with advice for any WeBWorK specific difficulties. If you try, please post your experiences.

Take care,

Mike

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userAndras Balogh - Re: apache2/mod_perl2 anyone?  blueArrow
6/5/2005; 5:33:00 PM (reads: 1103, responses: 0)
Hi Mike,

Thank you for the feedback, and to make it clear: I know that the problem is with apache2 and mod_perl2 and not with webwork.

I will try the installation and let you know if something good comes out of it.

Best regards,

Andras

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