It's a long story on fedora to correctly install them. Sometime, either if you are convinced that they are installed (via RPM for example mod_perl exists and mine was installed), then the system does not see them. My solution was to run perl -MCPAN -e shell and manually install modules such as install Apache2::Reload by follow all the dependencies reported. In those dependencies there are .... cpan if not installed so: yum -y install perl-CPAN But I don't want to remove all the enjoy... Remember then that files in /etc/httpd/conf.d must be renamed to let otrs.conf be loaded alter perl.conf... Hope this help. MV On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 7:27 PM, sander vink wrote:

Hi all!

I started to configure otrs on a fedora 9 core. In the admin section, on the support assessment, I've 3 critial things on the webserver:

Webserver: Check if the system use Apache::DBI. Apache::DBI should be used to get a better performance (pre establish database connections). Critical Check if the system use Apache::Reload/Apache2::Reload. You should use Apache::Reload or Apache2::Reload to increase your performance. Critical Check used mod_perl version. You should use mod_perl to increase your performance. Critical So, how to install/configure: Apache::DBI Apache::Reload mod_perl

Thanks all!

kind regards, Sander

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