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Apache-Asp on Mandriva 2006
I have setup apache to run on Mandriva Linux 2006. There was a mandriva rpm
built for apache-asp which I installed. I have added mod_perl to be loaded
in httpd.conf and added the <file> section for my vhost to have the asp
enabled. When I try and access an asp file I get an internal server error.
Where should I look for documentation on debugging this?

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Christopher Taylor - Registered Linux User #383327

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Re: Apache-Asp on Mandriva 2006 [ In reply to ]
Christopher Taylor schrieb:

>I have setup apache to run on Mandriva Linux 2006. There was a mandriva rpm
>built for apache-asp which I installed. I have added mod_perl to be loaded
>in httpd.conf and added the <file> section for my vhost to have the asp
>enabled. When I try and access an asp file I get an internal server error.
>Where should I look for documentation on debugging this?
>
>
>
Christopher,

First take a look into the servers error-log file, usually located in
"/var/log/httpd/error.log/" or similar - depending on the
servers setup - or my be your vhost has an own error log file
- indicated by the "ErrorLog" directive in your vhosts section.

Without that you hardly will find out what's the nature of your problem.


Helmut



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Re: Apache-Asp on Mandriva 2006 [ In reply to ]
Christopher,

>I get this in the error log: Please note that I am using apache2 and
>mod_perl2. I have also added the line PerlSendHeader On to the vhost file
>and still have the same error message after restarting the httpd service.:
>
>No valid request object (Apache2::RequestRec=SCALAR(0x8022dae4)) passed to ASP
>handler
>

do you use the newest (stable) versions of mod_perl and Apache::ASP and of
Apache 2.0.x?

If applicable in your case: did you remove any possible remainder of an
older mod_perl installation from your
system, according to "http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/rename.html" ? At
least it would not be
amiss to check your mod_perl installation in this regard.

Helmut

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