[Catalyst] Apache + mod_perl + Digest-SHA fails

[Stuart Watt]

"Free to wrong pool" is usually an issue with XS and threading. =

Digest::SHA is an XS module. Which Perl are you using? And how is it =

integrated into Apache?

I've generally found FastCGI to be safer on Windows, simply because it =

doesn't require the tight integration of Perl into Apache under Windows.

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Stuart Watt
ARM Product Developer
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Ascii King wrote:
> I have an Apache 2.2.14 server with mod-perl 2.0.4 and Catalyst =

> 5.80015 on a Windows XP machine.
>
> My system runs fine from the built-in Catalyst web server.  When I run =

> it through my Apache server, however it fails with the folowing error:
>
> [info] NPC powered by Catalyst 5.80015
> Free to wrong pool 760e18 not 26fe70 at C:/Perl/lib/Digest/SHA.pm line =

> 63 during global destruction.
> [Wed Dec 16 12:22:34 2009] [crit] (OS 6)The handle is invalid.  : =

> master_main: create child process failed. Exiting.
>
>
> The Digest::SHA is used to handle the login, of course. I have used =

> the example from the tutorial.  Any ideas why this is occurring? If I =

> remove the call from the Schema/Result/Account.pm, it will run.
>
> __PACKAGE__->add_columns(
>    'password' =3D> {
>        data_type           =3D> "TEXT",
>        size                =3D> undef,
>        encode_column       =3D> 1,
>        encode_class        =3D> 'Digest',
>        encode_args         =3D> {salt_length =3D> 10},
>        encode_check_method =3D> 'check_password',
>    },
> };
>
>
> I was going to switch to blowfish, but I keep getting a 'bad bcrypt =

> settings' error.  I read that it is for Unix only though, so I guess I =

> should have expected that.
>
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