Thanks for the reply, Geoff. Matt and I have found what seems to be a reasonable way to accomplish our goal using a Perl Output Filter Handler set up for the specific problem in Apache. The following handler rewrites the Location HTTP header as needed:
---sub handler { my ($f) = @_; if ($f
Hello:
I apologize in advance if this description is a bit vague, but this is the
information as we are aware of it at this moment. Please give us additional
tips on where we might be able to gather for information, or better yet, a
solution.
Apache version: 1.3.31
mod_perl version: 1.22 (com
Hi,
I just released Apache2::TomKit to the publi.
What is TomKit:
-8<-
TomKit is a perl handler which is working similar as the famous AxKit
for mod_perl 1.x. It is designed as an PerlFixupHandler which inserts an
OutputFilter if needed to transform
Enjoy!
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Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 09:30:16 GMT
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Subject: Re: ports/101748: Update: www/libapreq2 2.07 -> 2.08, portlint fixes,
update pkg-plist
http://www.freebsd.org/c
Hi all,
after searching for a comfortable mass virtual hosting solution
without using Apache-Vhosts I had to choose between modrewrite or
modperl. So modperl seemed to be much more flexible than mr, despite
that I found a nice article by David Coulson -
http://www.oav.net/projects/mod_vhs/masterc
>> An Apache-Peek FreeBSD port PR is forth-coming,
These are uncommitted to the ports tree and its likely that will take a _long_
while,
It works great for me, so if you have an itch to use Apache-Peek just apply the
patch to your tree.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/101636
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