RE: BerkeleyDB error

Thanks Perrin.

 

I am using Apache::Registry in httpd.conf file and I am running
run_command through system command.

 

Below is my httpd.conf for mod_perl:

 

<Location />

PerlFixupHandler Apache::Resource

</Location>

 

PerlModule Apache::Filter

# Actual mod_perl setting.

<Files *.pl>

  Options ExecCGI

  SetHandler perl-script

#  PerlHandler Apache::PerlRun

  PerlSetVar Filter On

  PerlHandler Apache::RegistryFilter Apache::Compress

  PerlSendHeader On

  PerlInitHandler CDARSLog

</Files>

 

<Files *top.pl>

  Options ExecCGI

  SetHandler perl-script

  PerlHandler Apache::PerlRun

  PerlSendHeader On

  PerlInitHandler CDARSLog

</Files>

 

# Actual mod_perl setting.

<Files *.mpl>

  Options +ExecCGI

  SetHandler perl-script

  PerlHandler Apache::Registry

  PerlSendHeader On

</Files>

 

<Files *.xpl>

  Options +ExecCGI

  SetHandler perl-script

  PerlHandler Refresh

  PerlSendHeader On

</Files>

 

# watch what mod_perl is doing...

<Location /perl-status>

  SetHandler perl-script

  PerlHandler Apache::Status

  order deny,allow

  deny from all

  allow from all

</Location>

 

<Location /xxxx/gui/>

         # This is the standard authentication stuff

         AuthName "CDARS Authentication"

         AuthType Basic

 

         PerlAuthenHandler xxxx_Access

 

         require valid-user

</Location>

 

 

Where xxxx is our application name.

 

 

 

 

--Sudhakar

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Perrin
Harkins
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2011 7:07 PM
To: Peram, Sudhakara
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: BerkeleyDB error

 

Hi,

 

> I am able to execute that perl script

> successfully few times (less than 5 times) after every restart of
Apache web

> server. After that I am getting following BerkeleyDB error message in
log

> file of that script (i.e., run_command).

 

Are you using Apache::Registry for this?

 

It sounds as if your requests fail on the second attempt to run the

script in a process.  If you start apache with the -X option, do they

fail on the second request?

 

- Perrin