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Actually

<VirtualHost gozer>
<Perl>
   $PerlSetVar = "foo $bar";
</Perl>
</VirtualHost>

works. As I've later figured out thanks to Philippe's examples is that my 
problem was that I was calling:

   $PerlSetVar = ["foo", $bar],

which mod_perl has happily ignored or something... it didn't generate any 
errors. and I think it should.

I'm still not sure how to set several PerlSetVar entries.

It's very confusing. And the worst thing is that things silently fail...

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