I think I see what you're saying. It seems like a very expensive
problem to solve. It must be a barrier to people choosing mod_perl to
develop their apps because it might be the case that their
distribution and installation process is more complex to develop and
support than their actual applicatio
_perl and Apache savvy consultants out there
available for tapping? Google gives results but if anyone wants to
recommend a group then I'd be happy to hear from them. (BTW, you can't
even buy the SEO module at the moment so this is about preparations.)
Thanks again,
Mike
Mike Barborak
Tec
r software with these requirements and
their solution to this problem? Particularly ones that have handled
theses issues well?
Alternately, do you think our approach is fundamentally unsound for
our intentions? Is there a better way to write and distribute Apache
modules?
Thanks,
Mike
Mik
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>> On Wed 29 Jul 2009, Mike Barborak wrote:
>> > is there magic to remove filters for a subdirec
the CTRL
> key and the MUA interpreted this as "send mail now".
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> So, here comes the rest of what I wanted to say.
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>> On Wed 29 Jul 2009, Mike Barborak wrote:
>> > is there magic to remove filters for a subdirectory or even disable
>> > mod_per
i have filters working correctly for a directory on my website. there
is a subdirectory that i would like to not be passed through the
filters. can i do this through the apache conf file or do i need to
code this into my filters?
here is my apache setup:
PerlRequire "/var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/
