Gary C. New wrote:
> Definitely looks like the code I'm after.
>
> I guess what is unclear to me is how to implement it.
it's a PerlTransHandler, so you'd use it from your httpd.conf like this
PerlModule My::TransHandler
PerlTransHandler My::TransHandler
and put your code, My/TransHandler.pm,
Definitely looks like the code I'm after.
I guess what is unclear to me is how to implement it.
suburbanantihero states that the sections are only configurable
on load time. So I would need to bind it as a handler to the ssl
virtualhost section. Is this correct?
I am not sure how this would
> http://domain.tld = DocumentRoot /home/domain.tld/htdocs
>
> https://secure.provider.tld/secure/domain.tld/
>
> URI is parsed for ^/secure/([.]*[\.]+[.]*)/(.*)
>
>
> DocumentRoot is then dynamically replaced with $1
>
>
> I was trying to use mod_rewrite and mod_vhost_alias to do this, but I
The sections are just for load time
configurations. You want to write a mod_perl handler
and bind it only to the under the https
virtual host.
You can use the handler to parse the uri and then use
the $r->sendfile("/newdocumentroot/$file");
--- "Gary C. New" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Geoff
Geoffrey,
My intention is to capture HTTPS requests as they come in, break the URI
down, and then dynamically change DocumentRoot, Logs, etc based on
whether a given URI meets my set of criteria.
Example:
http://domain.tld = DocumentRoot /home/domain.tld/htdocs
https://secure.provider.tld/sec
Gary C. New wrote:
> mod_perl = 1.27
>
> I am trying to setup a section in my httpd.conf file that will
> retrieve the web server's environment variables. I've tried several
> methods and all lead me back to the same problem.
>
> I first tried using PerlPassEnv but could never get any environ
mod_perl = 1.27
I am trying to setup a section in my httpd.conf file that will
retrieve the web server's environment variables. I've tried several
methods and all lead me back to the same problem.
I first tried using PerlPassEnv but could never get any environment
variables from it. I also
Hi Perrin -
> Okay, I need a little feedback here on which of these talks I should
> submit for conferences this year.
I'll cast a vote for the Scalable Websites talk. Despite multiple
successful mod_perl deployments at my current company, my mod_perl
compatriots and I still fight the perception
I am using apache2.0.48 and mod perl 1.99_12.
I've written a mod perl module as a perl output filter that rewrites image
links
to point to another server.[example: becomes ]
My problem is that my perl module doesn't play well with SSI's .
I know if I call the perl module before it's processed by
I was wondering if it was possible to pass data from a handler to a
custom_response declared handler within apache2/mod_perl2. I am putting
a custom_response on the the HTTP_FORBIDDEN return code to direct the
user to a login page (custom_response(Apache::HTTP_FORBIDDEN,
'login.pl')), so if th
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Maurice Height wrote:
> The installation of libapreq2 on my machine failed when using Activestate's
> ppm utility.
> My setup is Win2K, ActivePerl 5.8.2 build 808 and Apache v2.0.48 which is
> installed under dir D:\Apache\Apache2
> The installation of mod_perl2 1.99_12 from h
From: "Maurice Height" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Problem installing libapreq on Win2k
The installation of libapreq2 on my machine failed when using Activestate's
ppm utility.
My setup is Win2K, ActivePerl 5.8.2 build 808 and Apache v2.0.48 which is
installed under dir D:\Apache\Apache2
The way I
On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 09:26, Charlie Smith wrote:
> Sounds great. I'd be very interested in how to scale PERL. What are some of
> the large sites that do this, for example?
I have to see who is willing to talk to me about it, but I will
definitely be discussing Ticketmaster.com and CitySearch.co
Sounds great. I'd be very interested in how to scale PERL. What are some of
the large sites that do this, for example?
>>> "Perrin Harkins" 2/4/2004 10:06:31 AM >>>
Thanks to everyone who sent feedback. Looks like I'll be submitting a
talk on building scalable sites! And yes, I will certainl
Sounds great. I'd be very interested in how to scale PERL. What are some of
the large sites that do this, for example?
>>> "Perrin Harkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2/4/2004 10:06:31 AM >>>
Thanks to everyone who sent feedback. Looks like I'll be submitting a
talk on building scalable sites! And ye
On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 08:12, Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
> However I am not sure how to go about it... Maybe with a cleanup handler
> which would recompute the content and refresh the cache?
Bingo!
> Then I have another problem. What if another cleanup handler closed the
> database connection before
The installation of libapreq2 on my machine failed when using Activestate's
ppm utility.
My setup is Win2K, ActivePerl 5.8.2 build 808 and Apache v2.0.48 which is
installed under dir D:\Apache\Apache2
The installation of mod_perl2 1.99_12 from http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca
using ppm was successful.
Hi List,
Thanks to help on the list I have writtent the CPAN module
MKDoc::Apache_Cache [1].
At the moment when a cached document has expired from the cache, the
module does the following:
* refresh the cache
* send the newly cached content
I would like make an option so that the reverse cou
The installation of libapreq2 on my machine failed when using Activestate's
ppm utility.
My setup is Win2K, ActivePerl 5.8.2 build 808 and Apache v2.0.48 which is
installed under dir D:\Apache\Apache2
The installation of mod_perl2 1.99_12 from http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca
using ppm was successful.
Hi --
I am a new user of MP2. Pardon my basic questions.
Here's my situation:
My Apache generates 4 sets of logs.
Three of them are generated by Apache directly:
access, error, and a custom log tracking access for
certain file types.
The fourth is made by a MP2 handler dealing with
redirects
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