In the following situation:
<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4> ServerName site1.com PerlSetVar Global /home/site1/global PerlRequire site1.pl </VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4> ServerName site2.com PerlSetVar Global /home/site2/global PerlRequire site2.pl </VirtualHost>
With the above example httpd.conf, is there a way site1.pl can read the PerlSetVar Global and see "/home/site1/global", while site2.pl can read it and see "/home/site2/global"? Or is this information not available yet during the startup sequence?
It'd be helpful if you have mentioned which mp generation you are talking about, Philip.
At the moment in mp2 you have no way to access the vhost server record in PerlRequire unless you traverse the linked list of servers. Apache->server gives you the base server. I think it does the same in mp1, but I don't remember.
You are much better off using Perl sections, where you are independent of Apache and have everything in perl, and you have a full control of what's happening.
e.g.:
<VirtualHost 1.2.3.4> ServerName site1.com <Perl> require "site1.pl"; foo::bar::init(global => "/home/site1/global") </Perl> </VirtualHost>
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