On Fri, Oct 08, 2004 at 02:42:49PM +0200, Torsten FÃrtsch wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I know one can specify the handler invocation order of the request phases. But
> how to do it?
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> My problem is, I want to know if a request came in over http or https in the
> fixup phase. With mp1 I had configured by the LoadModule order that a
> mod_perl handler was called after the mod_ssl handler. Since mod_ssl sets up
> subprocess_env in the fixup phase I could check subprocess_env('HTTPS') in a
> mod_perl fixup handler.
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> How can I define that my mod_perl fixup handler is to be called after the
> mod_ssl fixup handler?
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> Or how can I access the SSL related stuff from mod_perl prior to the response
> phase?
The best thing to do is to use the ssl_var_lookup hook which the C
interface to mod_ssl exports, or better yet, if using 2.0.51 or later,
the ssl_is_https hook. This means you don't have to use "SSLOptions
+StdEnvVars" to get SSL variables via subprocess_env, which adds a lot
of overhead since you probably don't need most of them, and the hook
orderings don't matter.
You'd have to right Perl bindings for this first of course!
joe
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