How find out mod_perl files

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HI All,

I m working on project which is built using perl,CGI , mod_perl and
Apche 1.3. i have over 800+ files , is there best way to find how many
mod_perl files out of 800?

Thanks
Shanty

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HI All,

Re: How find out mod_perl files

On Mar 16, 2011, at 10:07 AM, shant..... wrote:

> HI All,
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> I m working on project which is built using perl,CGI , mod_perl =
and
> Apche 1.3. i have over 800+ files , is there best way to find how =
many
> mod_perl files out of 800?

mod_perl is a function of Apache, not the perl scripts. IIRC, you can =
specify that some directories not use mod_perl via httpd.conf =
directives, or run used-to-be CGI files under mod_perl (with varying =
success...if they were written with 'use strict;' in place they should =
run ok.=20

They may run optimally, and there are gotchas, particularly around =
things like 'use somefile.pl;' to include stuff in a re-usable fashion, =
but in our experience moving about 50-70 scripts from a non-mod_perl =
Apache 1.3 system to a mod_perl Apache 2.0 system, very few things =
broke.)

See:

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See also:



The first thing to try, imo, is just set up the new Apache server with =
mod_perl and run through the apps, see what breaks...no need to fix =
things that aren't broken.

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University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

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