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From: "Doug Rayner" <drayner@savicom.net>
To: <embperl@perl.apache.org>
Subject: Embperl::Object::Execute() returns -1
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 14:31:45 -0700
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We use FastCGI to process Embperl requests using a slightly modified version 
of the epocgi.pl script.  From time to time, the Embperl::Object::Execute() 
function returns a non-zero value.  Some are associated with normal HTTP 
problems (e.g., the return value is 404 if there was an HTTP 404 error).

However, often times the return value is -1.  I can't figure out what is 
causing these.  I used the 'errors' config parameter, and inspected the 
@error array, but it is empty.  Does anyone have any insight into what types 
of errors return the -1 value?

Thanks and regards,

- Doug Rayner 


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