Hello,
I use PerlTransHandler to decide if I want to intercept and serve a request or not. When the request is served by my content handler there
is no file that corresponds to it, directly or indirectly.
I used to just not call $r->filename(...) at all. But under Gentoo's overtightened default config it fails with access denied. My best guess -- because it maps to '/' by default and that's denied.
I had to resort to calling $r->filename($r->document_root.'/index.html) which does solve my problem, but looks terrible. And apache still translates it to index.html.en, provides finfo() and so -- none of which I need.
So, my question is -- what is the best way to tell Apache that there is no file associated with this request, don't bother trying to stat() any files or run any <Directory> rules.
Thanx!
Oh, and I use latest 2.x versions for development, but the same code runs in 1.x and 2.x mod_perl/apache setups.
Andrew.
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