[users@httpd] Perl via CGI vs mod_perl

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Ref: local dev setup of Apache 2.0x and ActivePerl 5.x on W98SE.

I have Perl working via CGI, I wanted to use mod_perl to avoid the
alleged lag associated with CGI (I'm not sure that it matters on a dev
only machine, but anyway).

I followed the installation procedure for Windows, I used Randy Kobes'
script. I have mod_perl.so in c:\Apache2\modules, and mod_perl2.pm in
c:\Perl\site\lib.

In my httpd.conf I have:
LoadFile "C:/Perl/bin/perl58.dll"
LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so

No errors on startup.

How can I test that Perl is now operating via mod_perl?

I thought that I should no longer load "mod_cgi.so" when trying to use
mod_perl, but when I comment it out I get the source code instead of the
script being executed.

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Spartanicus

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