Ray Licon wrote:
Philip,
I am using the handler directive:
SetHandler perl-script
But, I'm still not able to place a value into cgi from
my handler that is available to a perl cgi script by
examining the %ENV contents. I'm not even certin which
of the calls I've attempted 'should' work. By adding
some name value pair into the response header, I
thought it should show up as an 'HTTP_' prefixed value
in %ENV, like HTTP_MY_USER,
as in ...$r->headers_out->set('MY_USER' => some_value');
but I get nothing.
Can post the actual cgi invocation from the handler in question.
And maybe the httpd.conf snippet(s) ?
The above should at least put it in the headers.
If you want it in the environment, why not just do
$ENV{var} = value ?
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