Apache2::Request - problems installing

[cp]

hi. i'm a newbie to linux and perl so you'll have to excuse any dumb questions.

I need to install the Apache2::Request perl module because some code i have references this stuff. I check CPAN (http://search.cpan.org/~isaac/libapreq2-2.13/glue/perl/lib/Apache2/Request.pm) and it seems to indicate that I need libapreq2-2.13. I tried to add it by running the cmd: "apk add perl-libapreq2" That ran with no problems, and when I do an "apk info" command, I can see perl-libapreq2 as a part of the list.

But when i try to run the my test program, it fails saying "can't locate Apache2/Request.pm in @INC". and it's true, there is no Apache2 Request.pm in the paths defined as a part of @INC. When i do a find on request.pm... a few different locations come up but none with Apache2 as a part of the directory structure. any suggestions as to where i might be going wrong would be appreciated.

[onelesd]

I suspect you installed the module for the system perl while a different perl is being used for your program. You could use App::perlbrew to manage your perl installs more easily.

[cp]

yes, i suspect that is true too. Cuz when I look for all instances of request.pm, this is what I get:

/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl
/usr/lib/perl5/core_perl

if i had the right package that my program is looking for, would i have something like:
/usr/lib/perl5/Apache2/
in addition to the other 2 entries?

I will try to take a look at App::perlbrew. But if you have any other suggestions on how to fix this problem / what to try to confirm what the problem is, i would appreciate it

[aitap]

You may like to install this module via CPAN (try running "cpan") and local::lib, which manages all package installations in the home directory, without any need to be superuser.

[Anonymous Monk]

How are you running your program? What perls do you have installed? Where does your perl-libapreq2 package install its files?

Is the script supposed to be run under a web server? Are you running mod_perl? I suspect the module is geared for mod_perl installations.

[Khen1950fx]

I posted a response a few years ago regarding this problem. See: Re: REST, CGI::Application::Plugin::Apache and Apache2::Request.