Geoffrey Young wrote:
anyway, the code is meant to be more of an illustration than a module you
would want to use in production, but still...
And it suffers from a pretty terrible dependency on the internal structure
of the module you are peeking at to be static. You are basically defining
a copy
>> anyway, the code is meant to be more of an illustration than a module you
>> would want to use in production, but still...
>
>
> And it suffers from a pretty terrible dependency on the internal structure
> of the module you are peeking at to be static. You are basically defining
> a copy of t
Geoffrey Young wrote:
The only suggested way to achieve something like that is to piggyback
configuration directive. If you have a module that wants to know the
value of DirectoryIndex, for instance, you could implement a mod_perl
handler that supports a DirectoryIndex directive, and return DECLI
> The only suggested way to achieve something like that is to piggyback
> configuration directive. If you have a module that wants to know the
> value of DirectoryIndex, for instance, you could implement a mod_perl
> handler that supports a DirectoryIndex directive, and return DECLINED,
> passing
Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryI
Stas Bekman wrote:
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryIndex when a PerlTypeHandler
dorian taylor wrote:
I know you can do:
$r->location_merge('container_string');
which forces an earlier merge, but I'm not sure it'll affect the conf
tree shown by Apache::Directive. Have you tried looking at the C code to
see whether there is a C API for that?
well, there's $r->per_dir_config a
> I know you can do:
> $r->location_merge('container_string');
> which forces an earlier merge, but I'm not sure it'll affect the conf
> tree shown by Apache::Directive. Have you tried looking at the C code to
> see whether there is a C API for that?
well, there's $r->per_dir_config and $r->requ
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryIndex when a PerlTypeHandler
is called, after pos
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryIndex when a PerlTypeHandler
is called, after possible VirtualH
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