what I meant was different thing, normally auth handlers got REDIRECT or may be HTTP_MOVED_TEMPORARILY. where necessary.
in httpd we might have a <Location directive with /test which might go to /test/index.pl because of the above redirect $r->uri() or anyother thing will say query string as /test which is quite right but I just want to know is there any way to get where client intended to go which is /test/index.pl without hardcoding, reason in when everything ok (where no REDIRECT ) the same print statement in auth handler prints URI as /test/index.pl, For some reason I want both to me similar (e.g CAS service validate issue) Thanks Geoffrey Young wrote: > > Tracy12 wrote: >> In my mod_perl authentication module I have the following to get the url >> without the ticket parameter >> >> my $uri_parsed = $r->parsed_uri; >> my $unparsed = $uri_parsed->unparse(); >> >> but if the user hits the url as follows >> >> http://localhost/test it actually goes to >> http://localhost/test/index.pl because of the Directory index >> configuration >> in my httpd.conf (e.g DirectoryIndex index.pl) >> >> When I print the $unparsed it gives http://localhost/test but How can I >> get >> the entire url. > > you probably want $r->uri(). > > at this point, it's probably worth reading a book (or three) on mod_perl > - all the nuances of the API are well covered in any of the volumes here: > > http://perl.apache.org/docs/offsite/books.html > > while all the existing books are biased toward mp1, once you understand > the API and how mod_perl really works in general, porting the > functionality to mp2 is pretty simple. > > --Geoff > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Retrieve-Query-String-tf3079246.html#a8577898 Sent from the mod_perl - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
