Tom Schindl wrote:
If you'd show us the error I'm sure we can help you ;-)
I think I've found a further error elsewhere. If I have any other
problems, I'm definitely coming back here! :)
I forgot that the Perl community is one of the friendliest and most
helpful around.
Paul
Tom
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Hi Paul, welcome back to quality regex handling...
IMHO you've got 2 options - do it the restrictive way:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler My::Module
Or do it the easy/flexible way - have your module(s) decline URIs which
they don't want to handle:
sub handler {
my
If you'd show us the error I'm sure we can help you ;-)
Tom
Paul Johnston wrote:
> Tom,
>
> Will have a play with that then. I did try something similar but for
> some reason it was erroring out.
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul
>
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Tom,
Will have a play with that then. I did try something similar but for
some reason it was erroring out.
Thanks
Paul
Tom Schindl wrote:
PerlModule ModPerl::Registry
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# Handle all files ending in .pl with mp2
SetHandler perl-script
PerlResponseHandle
Paul Johnston wrote:
> Haven't done perl for 7 years (yes 7 years) and just coming back, so am
> a newbie with mod_perl really. Could do with a bit of setup help.
>
> I have an application that I'm been building in Perl and it works fine
> as a cgi and I want to convert it to using mod_perl. It'
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 14:10 +, Paul Johnston wrote:
> It's currently on my server (which hosts other apps), and I want all
> (and only) files on the specific virtual host ending in ".app" (ie like
> everything ending in .pl) to be handled by mod_perl.
Use a FilesMatch directive in your httpd
Haven't done perl for 7 years (yes 7 years) and just coming back, so am
a newbie with mod_perl really. Could do with a bit of setup help.
I have an application that I'm been building in Perl and it works fine
as a cgi and I want to convert it to using mod_perl. It's very
modularised so cachi
