>> Mmap of shared file /tmp/catapult/session_data failed: <br>>> Operation not permitted at /usr/lib/perl5/Cache/FastMmap.pm line 496.<br><br>Yousef Alhashemi:<br>> Did you switch between the development server and some other <br>> server, like apache/fastcgi? If so, you can either chown <br>> /tmp/catapult (and all of its contents) to the appropriate <br>> user (e.g. apache or your username), or delete /tmp/catapult <br>> and the server you're currently using will just (re)create it<br>> and be able to read/write to it (but you'll lose your session data).<br><br>This may be at OS level; I have a hosted app that suddenly <br>stopped working. It's pw protected, alpha, I'm doing local<br>mods, so didn't spend any time on it. But decided this weekend<br>to attack it. <br><br>I had not changed anything on the hosted site, but noticed the<br>apache2 error log statement. I upgraded the OS -- debian etch --<br>upgraded all perl modules, noticed I
could not install <br>Catalyst-Plugin-Session-Store-FastMmap as root using CPAN.pm. <br>I got same error as above:<br><br>t/basic............ok 1/20Mmap of shared file /tmp/sessionstoretest/session_data failed: Operation not permitted at /usr/lib/perl5/Cache/FastMmap.pm line 496.<br><br>I installed the debian package for c-p-session-store-FastMmap,<br>but am still getting the error on startup attempt for my app.<br><br>Yes, I also chowned /tmp/catapult/session_data file, that did not work.<br>I tried deleting the file, deleted the /tmp/catapult directory, on startup the module successfully recreates the dir and file, but then bombs out. <br>I've tried running the app by way of apache2, as well as using the catalyst server both as the app user (www-data) as well as root; "Operation not permitted."<br><br>I'll switch to another news group if need be, but I wanted to<br>first check this list. I am not (yet) well-schooled on just<br>how Cache/FastMmap works, or why he's
not allowed to do that <br>operation. <br><br>/dennis<br><br>