[rt-users] Apache problem

[David Oberlitner]

For what it may be worth:

I believe Apache::DBI should reside in perl_lib_path(@INC)/Apache/DBI.pm 
and serves to establish persistent DB connections when loaded in 
httpd.conf before any other DBI modules. Other 
perl_lib_path/Not_Apache/DBI.pm's serve other functions.

Properly installing Apache::DBI may provide a better solution in 
addition to supporting persistent connections.

David Oberlitner

Frank Saxton wrote:

>You're my hero, Jay! :)
>
>Copied DBI.pm to some place in the path and now I have an RT logon screen!
>
>In my case, I did a mkdir /opt/rt3/lib/Apache
>
>Cp DBI.pm into /opt/rt3/lib/Apache
>
>I am on the verge of being able to say that I have RT 3.4.1 running on Redhat 
>ES 4.0 using Apache 2.0.52 with mod_perl
>
>So what's the default administrator logon/pw?
>
>On Thursday 24 March 2005 10:12, you wrote:
>  
>
>>On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 10:07:48AM -0800, Frank Saxton wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>So just to review, after following all of the instructions,. tips and so
>>>on that I could find, when I try to start apache with either
>>>
>>>PerlModule Apache::DBI or
>>>PerlRequire /opt/rt3/bin/webmux.pl in httpd.conf
>>>
>>>I get a can't locate Apache/DBI.pm error message
>>>      
>>>
>>*Aha*.
>>
>>(It's a detective thing.  :-)
>>
>>    
>>
>>>The file exists in /usr/lib/perl5/....... but whatever is looking for it
>>>can't find it.  I'm guessing this is a very simple thing to fix if I just
>>>knew how to help Apache find this needed file.  That's all I really need
>>>help with and I'm guessing I will be very close to good to go once that's
>>>solved.
>>>      
>>>
>>I solved it by copying the DBI.pm file I *did* have to the parent of
>>the directory it lived in, wherein mod_perl located it, with the
>>results I've mentioned previously.  (Works, apache slow -- apache is
>>slow on standard files, too; it might just be apache).
>>
>>Cheers,
>>-- jra
>>    
>>
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