Re: Apache config + startup.pl attached; Re: Apache2 with Plack;

[Marjanw <..hidden..>]

Hi Erik,

Thanks for your patch!
mod_perl/plack is almost successful now.

Upgrading my DB to 1.4.30-dev failed using setup.pl:

2016/06/01 14:57:41 - ERROR - LedgerSMB::_error /opt/ledgersmb/ledgersmb.git/LedgerSMB.pm (639) -- 
Module Fixes.sql failed to load at /opt/ledgersmb/ledgersmb.git/LedgerSMB/Database.pm line 656.

So I upgraded my DB using the bash script "reload_modules.sh" (INSTALL file)

Now I was able to login!
COA list time dropped from 9 sec (CGI) to 6 sec (plack). Great!

Success is limited however since mod_perl doesn't seem to properly handle the "old-handler.pl".
Alle modules requiring the "old-handler.pl" are passed as is to the browser!

(Using apache2 mpm_event)

Regards,

Marjan

On 2016-05-31 14:45, Erik Huelsmann wrote:
> Hi Marjan,
>
>     [ Switched Apache2 to prefork mpm from event mpm ]
>
>     Running on the Prefork MPM isn't much better, I'm affraid. What I've been able to establish
>     through debugging now, is that there's one thing very different in this setup than on any other
>     setup: It's not an uninitialized value that's causing the problem; it's an object of type
>     Apache2::RequestRec which is specific to this setup that's causing the problem.
>     Knowing what the problem is, I can at least put a patch in 1.4.30 which works around this
>     problem: it's a 2-line change (in 5 files). That'd at least allow you to further experiment with
>     the setup. Would that be helpful? (Once the change is in the tree, you could even apply it to
>     your local 1.4.<anything> installation; I don't think these files have changed in ages.
>
>
> This is the commit that was required to work around the mod_perl2 problem:
> https://github.com/ledgersmb/LedgerSMB/commit/362bf91a41359a462aa62eef1839e31d732e73d2  Maybe you
> can cherry-pick it into your own tree until 1.4.30 is released? (It's scheduled for release in 1.4.30.)
>
> --
> Bye,
>
> Erik.
>
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