Hello again.
I'm trying to put in <perl> sections my httpd.conf relevant parts. But i have problems:
May I ask why do you use an old non-release version? Please either upgrade to 1.99_11 or use the latest cvs.
In httpd.conf simply putting <perl > </perl> does not work. I get no errors in error.log and i get this message
That's because the server hasn't started yet, so all errors go to the console.
[error] failes to resolve handler 'Apache::PerlSection' Syntax error on line 378 of C:/.../httpd.conf Can't locate loadable object for module Apache::CmdParms in @INC (@INC contains ...) at C:/...XSloader.pm line 16
See if upgrading helps.
I've looked for in google but i've found nothing. Anyway, if i put in my conf.pl the perl directives it seems to be right.
Then my problem is the next. I try to reproduce this
<Location ~ ".*/log$"> SetHandler perl-script PerlResponseHandler Blogum::UserLog Allow from all PerlOptions +ParseHeaders </Location>
As Location expects a string, not a regex, it's normal that this don't works
$Location{'.*/log$'} = { SetHandler => "perl-script", PerlResponseHandler => "Blogum::UserLog", PerlOptions => "+ParseHeaders", Allow => "from all", };
sine.*/log$ in not treated as a regex.
Putting $Location{".*/log$"} = {
causes an error (syntax error)
of course it does ;) since it sees $" and a missing ", you are trying to insert pcre regexes into perl.
Then i try
$LocationMatch{".*/log$"} = { SetHandler => "perl-script", PerlResponseHandler => "Blogum::UserLog", PerlOptions => "+ParseHeaders", Allow => "from all", };
the same syntax error
$LocationMatch{'.*/log$'} = { SetHandler => "perl-script", PerlResponseHandler => "Blogum::UserLog", PerlOptions => "+ParseHeaders", Allow => "from all", }; right, and
my $criteria = qr#.*log$#; $LocationMatch{$criteria} = { SetHandler => "perl-script", PerlResponseHandler => "Blogum::UserLog", PerlOptions => "+ParseHeaders", Allow => "from all", };
Both are right, since apache can start, but if i look for the .*/log link, i simply do not found anything (when before the module was started).
What can i do?? Is there any place with more examples than perl.apache.org??
You probably need to do:
$LocationMatch{'.*log$'} = {
and let Apache do the parsing.
So the main question is, any place to get more doc about that? since i have read almost nothing and i need to know better what i am doing.
Both the eagle and the cookbook have extensive sections on <Perl> sections. Please see: http://perl.apache.org/docs/offsite/books.html
Apache/2.0.47 (Win32)
BTW, starting from 2.0.48, you can have normal <Perl> sections and don't need to add an extra space as in <Perl >
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