Usually the problem is that perl uses Large File Support(LFS) and apache doesn't have it enabled, so when mod_perl gets compiled as a DSO, it gets LFS support, hence is incompatible with apache and will seqfault when used.
But..that's from my experience over the last year;)
Re:Yes it is (Score:1)
Usually the problem is that perl uses Large File Support(LFS) and apache doesn't have it enabled, so when mod_perl gets compiled as a DSO, it gets LFS support, hence is incompatible with apache and will seqfault when used.
But..that's from my experience over the last year