Discussion:
Anyway to list the enabled mod-perl hooks?
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Larry Richardson
2005-01-20 13:46:26 UTC
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I've got the standard rpm install of fedora core 2. What I'm trying to
figure out is if there is any way to list the enabled hooks in the
mod-perl installation (my modperl is from the fedora core2 rpm). So
far, all my digging through google leads me to believe that I will need
to recompile mod-perl from source and simply list the hooks I want. It
would be nice to just find out the enabled hooks that are in my current
mod-perl rpm.

The few tricks I found online to do this have failed (from the
mod-perl-guide : Apache::MyConfig doesn't exist, and the httpd symbol
table has been stripped).

My goal is to get the AuthCookie module to work properly, but the 'make
test' is having many problems, so I'm trying to eliminate what might be
wrong (AuthCookie requires that certain mod-perl hooks be enabled).

Any help is appreciated.

Larry Richardson
Michael Heiming
2005-01-20 20:54:37 UTC
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[ Followup-To comp.os.linux.misc ]
Post by Larry Richardson
I've got the standard rpm install of fedora core 2. What I'm trying to
figure out is if there is any way to list the enabled hooks in the
mod-perl installation (my modperl is from the fedora core2 rpm). So
Whatever the setup is, simply install the source package
(mod-perl*.src.rpm) and look in /usr/src/redhat/SPECS for mod-perl.spec or
so, it should contain the answers.

Good luck
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