LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so You can add this to the bottom of the file. We must tell Apache to load the module and tell it where the perl Dll lives. This will be your Apache modules directory (ex:c:/Apache2/modules)Ĭlose the command prompt and edit c:\Apache2\conf\nf Once it compiles the module it will ask where to put it.
Next download and compile the mod_perl using ppm (Perl Package Manager) ppm install Run the command c:\strawberry> perl\bin\perl.exe update_env.pl.bat Once the installation is completed then, open a command prompt to set the perl environment and reboot the system. Once downloaded just double-click to install it, you can change the default installation path or change it to your preference. In the past I have gone with ActiveState’s ActivePerl but lately I have been using Strawberry Perl due to changes in retrieving older releases.I settled on Perl 5.10 release.ĭownload Strawberry Perl 5.10.5 from and click on strawberry-perl-5.10.1.5.msi under the Strawberry Perl May 2011 section.
For this post I chose to make it work on Apache 2.2 but it could possibly work on Apache 2.4 as well, but I have not tested they portion yet.įirst piece of the puzzle is to download a version of Perl that supports the Module on Apache. To continue on with developing on Windows using Apache/MySQL/PHP I wanted to add mod_perl to the mix.
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