Question

I am suddenly receiving the following error message when I try to make any changes via the configure script:

"Use of uninitialized value in substitution (s///) at (eval 41) line 23."

This error is appearing on both old and new installations. I came across it tonight when I was trying to install the latest version of TWiki for a client.

This is happening on all of my servers which btw are whm/cpanel servers. Any assistance in trouble-shooting would be helpful.

Brian

Environment

-- BrianCarpenter - 04 Apr 2008

Answer

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This happened for me too. This was a running installation. I thought something has gone wrong and when I tried a fresh install, I came across this. The server runs CentOS 5/Redhat EL5, perl 5.8.8, Apache 2.2.3

-- UmapathyS - 09 Apr 2008

I have come across a work around. Just remove the "-w" flag in the perl shebang line within the configure script.

-- BrianCarpenter - 09 Apr 2008

Brian, Yes that has resolved the issue. you are genious. many thanks.

-- MubashirAnsari - 09 Apr 2008

Hi - also getting this. I'm using Micfo.com's hosting for reference, but if I remove -w I get a 500 error. Any other soloutions?

-- AndrewCrystall - 09 Apr 2008

Oh wait, the cpanel file editor was changing the permissions (grr), I reset them to 555 and it works

-- AndrewCrystall - 09 Apr 2008