Check to make sure that your Slash::Bundle installed and tested sucessfully. I had some problems with this in CPAN and eventually installed them each seperatly, it helped a lot.
First I'd check you have mod_perl installed correctly. Check your error_log to see if mod_perl is running. That may fix the PerlHandler problem
As for your question. Mandrake default has a different setup where it has two apache processes, one with mod_perl and one without. DON'T USE THIS! Uninstall the RPMs and go with source. It is too difficult to get it working that way
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Plus some idea?
Is correct the fact of the Mandrake to initiate a process for the Apache and another one for mod_perl? (using: apachectl start)
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As for your question. Mandrake default has a different setup where it has two apache processes, one with mod_perl and one without. DON'T USE THIS! Uninstall the RPMs and go with source. It is too difficult to get it working that way
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