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Apache Configuration issue on Solaris
I seem to have an issue with Apache configurationon our Sun solaris Server.
Since there are 2 my_app instances running in parallel, the perl modules in my_app_perl_libs are getting shared between them, even though they are in different directories (/u01/my_app and /u01/my_app8). This is because of a bug in Apache, which seems to be using the same namespace across virtual hosts. I have been trying to get a fix for this all day, but seems that the Apache and mod_perl versions that we have are pretty old(Not sure which version). In case you know the answer or a way to fix it, Please let me know. Installing a fresh Apache/Mod Perl would be my last option. Thanks in Advance, Rahul Rathod. |
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