Further to my previous email (as below), i have noticed that if i set the document_root to something that does not exist (eg. "/blahblah") - then in the PerlCleanupHandler, the document root (before reset) is set to "/blahblah" - if i had set it to something that existed, then was i set it to is not maintained!!!
I have also tried to putting in handlers of every sort and logging what they see, and PerlAccessHandler, PerlTypeHandler and PerlFixupHandler all see the correct document root (the one i have set), the PerlHandler invoked after the PerlFixupHandler and everything thereafter, do not see the document root i had set. a very confused, simran. On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 22:12, Frank Maas wrote: > >> Can it be that a subrequest (issued (by chance?) to the same child) > >> is messing things up? You might try adding a warn to the > >> CleanupHandler. > > > > I guess it could be... what should i be logging for in the > > CleanupHandler? (aka, what should i print to see if its a subrequest, > > and if it is, where it was called form?). > > I think a simple logmessage would help already, but you might want to > try > > print STDERR 'Cleanup handler called for '.($r->is_initial_req() ? > 'initial' : 'sub').' request for '.$r->uri().'. Document root was > '.$r->document_root(); > > and this before you reset document_root... Tried the above, and i get the following output: Cleanup handler called for initial request for /auto/thumbnail/images/fluorescence6.jpg. Document root was /home/simran/netchant/www/simran-sb/docs at /home/simran/netchant/lib/NetChant/Component/SB/Handlers.pm line 157. The document root should have been: /home/simran/netchant/www/simran-sb/docs.stage The document root however was : /home/simran/netchant/www/simran-sb/docs So it looks like the request is "initial" - however, something else is resetting the document_root. I don't have any place in my code (anywhere) where i touch the document_root (other than when i am setting it to docs.stage or in the PerlCleanupHandler) so its a strange one indeed... simran.
