On Wednesday, January 05, 2011 01:09:22 CrAsH-DMX wrote:
> If comment my $params = $r->method eq "POST" ? $r->content:$r->args; all
> works fine.
My mp1 experience is quite a few years old. But I think what you are trying to
achieve is not feasible, at least if your handler does not read the mess
uest, apply
some process and store again in $r->content or $ r->args to follow their
way.
To achieve this, I'm trying to write a PerlTransHandler:
package Test::test_filter;
use strict;
use Apache::Constants qw(:common);
sub handler {
my $r = shift;
my $params = $r->method e
ty of mod_rewrite in a
mod_perl 2 PerlTransHandler?
I'm writing a PerlTransHandler to overcome some limitation of
mod_rewrite and want to redirect requests to canonical URLs in some
cases (e.g. replicate the functionality of the [R,L] flags in
mod_rewrite). What's the best way to d
David Stewart wrote:
How do you replicate the redirect functionality of mod_rewrite in a
mod_perl 2 PerlTransHandler?
I'm writing a PerlTransHandler to overcome some limitation of
mod_rewrite and want to redirect requests to canonical URLs in some
cases (e.g. replicate the functionali
How do you replicate the redirect functionality of mod_rewrite in a
mod_perl 2 PerlTransHandler?
I'm writing a PerlTransHandler to overcome some limitation of
mod_rewrite and want to redirect requests to canonical URLs in some
cases (e.g. replicate the functionality of the [R,L] fla
Turns out the solution to my problem was quite simple. I replaced:
DataSources Environment
with:
DataSources Environment
and all of my problems resolved. I am no longer using any
PerlTransHandler or PerlFixupHandler (as described in other emails),
just DirectoryIndex
ppen I don't get any configuration data item.
I have constructed a PerlTransHandler which can be attached to the
VirtualHost. In it I do what DirectoryIndex would do, I check for a
trailing slash and append index.page. When I do this the subsequent
response handler has appropriate configuration dat
in the case where DirectoryIndex makes
> this happen I don't get any configuration data item.
>
> I have constructed a PerlTransHandler which can be attached to the
> VirtualHost. In it I do what DirectoryIndex would do, I check for a
> trailing slash and append index.page.
toryIndex makes
this happen I don't get any configuration data item.
I have constructed a PerlTransHandler which can be attached to the
VirtualHost. In it I do what DirectoryIndex would do, I check for a
trailing slash and append index.page. When I do this the subsequent
response handler has
Frank Maas wrote:
I think i'm using the wrong handler, but is there any handler can handle
this problem?
As far as I can remember mod_rewrite kicks in after a PerlTransHandler. This
should enable you to use a TransHandler to rewrite the URI based on the
database contents, eg:
> I think i'm using the wrong handler, but is there any handler can handle
> this problem?
As far as I can remember mod_rewrite kicks in after a PerlTransHandler. This
should enable you to use a TransHandler to rewrite the URI based on the
database contents, eg:
http://o.exampl
like PerlTransHandler +MyApache2::RewriteO
Are you trying to redirect the client to http://o1.example.com/1.jpg ?
If so you'll have to return a Location: header and a 301 response, eg:
$r->err_headers_out('Location'=>'http://o1.example.com/1.jpg');
return Apache2
.gif
...
yes, o1,o2,o3 are different servers. I'd like to config the
o.example.com like PerlTransHandler +MyApache2::RewriteO
but it seems that PerlTransHandler can only rewrite the url of
http://o.example.com/1.jpg to http://o.example.com/something
is there a way to http://o1.example.com/
On Tue, 25 Apr 2006 13:56:12 -0400 (EDT)
Jim Schueler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What happened to PerlTransHandler in mod_perl-1.29?
>
> Jim Schueler
> Motor City Interactive
It didn't go anywhere. By chance are you using a recently installed
version where y
What happened to PerlTransHandler in mod_perl-1.29?
Jim Schueler
Motor City Interactive
; >
> > So what happens is that if my PerlTransHandler for virtual host
> > foo returns declined the My::Foo handler will still run and if
> > that one also returns DECLINED then will the apache's default handler
>
> ah yeah, that's the way it&#x
Peter, Attila wrote:
> I did return DECLINED since I've read the documentation
> and it was clear to me that I had to return DECLINED,
> however, the handlers seemed to get stacked.
>
> So what happens is that if my PerlTransHandler for virtual host
> foo returns decli
I did return DECLINED since I've read the documentation
and it was clear to me that I had to return DECLINED,
however, the handlers seemed to get stacked.
So what happens is that if my PerlTransHandler for virtual host
foo returns declined the My::Foo handler will still run and if
that one
PerlTransHandler Apache2::Const::OK
I didn't take the time to read the entire thread, but based on the
suggestion of using default-handler I figured the goal was something
like this
PerlTransHandler My::Foo
# unset the above trans handler
if that's the case then you want
>> Very odd. Anyone know if 'default-handler' isn't in MP2?
>
>
> I can't say that it isn't, but maybe this will work:
>
> PerlTransHandler Apache2::Const::OK
I didn't take the time to read the entire thread, but based on the
suggest
Very odd. Anyone know if 'default-handler' isn't in MP2?
I can't say that it isn't, but maybe this will work:
PerlTransHandler Apache2::Const::OK
Scratch that response, it will keep the TransHandler from running which
is not what you want. Use DECLINED per Geoff's response.
Wouldn't
PerlTransHandler Apache2::Const::DECLINED
be better in this case, so it will fall through to the default handler?
Fred Moyer wrote:
Very odd. Anyone know if 'default-handler' isn't in MP2?
I can't say that it isn't, but maybe this will work:
P
Frank Wiles wrote:
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 12:46:37 +0100
"Peter, Attila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Peter, Attila
Sent: Mittwoch, 15. Februar 2006 12:46
To: 'Frank Wiles'
Subject: RE: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
Frank
for any
random phase. it's also an httpd thing, not a mod_perl thing :)
to use default translation it would be something like
PerlTransHandler My::Handler::That::Returns::DECLINED
HTH
--Geoff
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 12:46:37 +0100
"Peter, Attila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter, Attila
> Sent: Mittwoch, 15. Februar 2006 12:46
> To: 'Frank Wiles'
> Subject: RE: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
>
> F
-Original Message-
From: Peter, Attila
Sent: Mittwoch, 15. Februar 2006 12:46
To: 'Frank Wiles'
Subject: RE: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
Frank,
I tried earlier default-handler with no luck. I got failed to resolve
handler `default-handler' in the error lo
Title: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
PerlPostConfigRequire is exactly a require. Note that I
specified MyApp/DeviceProxy.pm
instead of MyApp::DeviceProxy. The argument of PerlPostConfigRequire must be a
filename.
That can be an absolut
one or just relative to
your ServerRoot
or @INC
Title: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
I'd like to ask a question in tangent to
yours:
What happens you load a package via
PerlPostConfigRequire? I usually 'require' a script, but if it is possible to
execute a package instead, that may be better.
- O
On Tue, 14 Feb 2006 23:16:12 +0100
"Peter, Attila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any method to restore Apache's default PerlTransHandler
> (or in general any other handler) in VirtualServer container after
> a PerlTransHandler was set up in the main server co
Title: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
List,
Is there any method to restore Apache's default PerlTransHandler
(or in general any other handler) in VirtualServer container after
a PerlTransHandler was set up in the main server config?
Consider the following:
PerlLoadM
Hello
I would like to use mod_perl and PerlTransHandler as a proxy mechanism to
route SOAP messages depending on a value located at the very beginning of
the XML content. No need to parse the XML content, a simple text search
would work just fine.
Could some of you help me to define the
On Monday 23 May 2005 00:28, Johnny Shz wrote:
>
> JkUriSet worker ajp13:localhost:8009
>
I think, you need a SetHandler inside the . Then mod_rewrite should
work as well.
Torsten
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ied to use mod_rewrite, the mapping took
effect, but then apache tried to find the file: "/bar/servlet/test"
rather than applying the to send
to mod_jk.
I thought a mod_perl's PerlTransHandler will solve
this problem, with a simple:
package Urlmap;use strict;use
Apache2::Cons
large images. What I would like to do is set up an
> image cluster, to allow mod_perl to basically only execute code within
> the page, release and let another server worry about serving up images.
> What I have done so far is altered my PerlTransHandler with the code
> below
>
shawn wrote:
I am aware that I could just change the links to the pdfs but that is
allot of code changes and may cause problems with the image upload code
etc.
Or you could use a proxy server.
Another reason why I would like the mod_perl server to be the front end
is because it has ssl enabled and
nything other than just .htm
files :)
> Another reason why I would like the mod_perl server to be the front end
> is because it has ssl enabled and there will be problems with the cert
> across different server.
>
>
> Any thoughts?
>
>
> Shawn
>
>
>
> ---
enabled and there will be problems with the cert
across different server.
Any thoughts?
Shawn
-Original Message-
From: Tony Clayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 8:15 PM
To: modperl@perl.apache.org
Subject: Re: PerlTransHandler question
Quoting shawn <[EM
Quoting shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
So far this working on my development environment, but what I am really
wondering about is if this will actually take the load off mod_perl?
(it's a little hard for me to tell without significant traffic) Will the
mod_perl server execute the page and release the
shawn wrote:
What I would like to do is set up an
image cluster, to allow mod_perl to basically only execute code within
the page, release and let another server worry about serving up images.
There is extensive documentation on this here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/strategy.html
Your
: PerlTransHandler question
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 17:19:29 -0700, shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I have been having a few problems with dial-up users downloading
large
> pictures from my mod_perl enabled webserver, also I see spikes in cpu
usage
> which also suggests to me that the server is
cluster, to allow mod_perl to basically only execute code within the page,
release and let another server worry about serving up images. What I have done
so far is altered my PerlTransHandler with the code below
if($host
ne 'dev.webserver.com' && $host ne &#x
Eric Lenio wrote:
In my apache config file I'm using a PerlTransHandler call to do URL rewriting.
Basically I want to map all URL's beginning with
http://testhost.lenio.net
to internally to go to:
http://localhost:8080
This works perfectly except when I introduce a URL with a que
In my apache config file I'm using a PerlTransHandler call to do URL rewriting.
Basically I want to map all URL's beginning with
http://testhost.lenio.net
to internally to go to:
http://localhost:8080
This works perfectly except when I introduce a URL with a question
mark
Geoffrey Young wrote:
eps com estem wrote:
You were right, my firsts tests indicate that things are going well (i have to work
more
on it) with internal_redirect(). Simply i did not know the existence of these wonderful
functions (methods).
might I suggest, then, some of the mod_perl books listed
eps com estem wrote:
> You were right, my firsts tests indicate that things are going well (i have to work
> more
> on it) with internal_redirect(). Simply i did not know the existence of these
> wonderful
> functions (methods).
might I suggest, then, some of the mod_perl books listed on the p
help and this solution.
Thanks a lot :D
>eps com estem wrote:
>> Hi.
>> I want to redirect to some uri one page. This can be accomplished easily in
>> PerlTransHandler with $r-> uri($new_uri);
>> My problem is that this uri needs to be parsed again with the same mod
eps com estem wrote:
> Hi.
> I want to redirect to some uri one page. This can be accomplished easily in
> PerlTransHandler with $r-> uri($new_uri);
> My problem is that this uri needs to be parsed again with the same module
> responsible of
> that. This is, i have a web p
Hi.
I want to redirect to some uri one page. This can be accomplished easily in
PerlTransHandler with $r-> uri($new_uri);
My problem is that this uri needs to be parsed again with the same module responsible
of
that. This is, i have a web page parse by module X that has to redirect to anot
john z wrote:
is it possible to access cookie and other request state info during
perltranshandler phase. also, how do i find what methods and objects are
available for transhandler. i tried to use lookupmethod and did not come
up with a list. (i did search faq and docs but did not spot much)
I
is it possible to access cookie and other request state info during
perltranshandler phase. also, how do i find what methods and objects are
available for transhandler. i tried to use lookupmethod and did not come up
with a list. (i did search faq and docs but did not spot much)
---
Outgoing
do
> redirection, so I implemented one using PerlTranshandler. When I tested
> it on a Linux box for prototyping, the following works well:
>
> sub handler
> {
> ...
> my $q = new CGI;
> my $id = $q->cookie(-name=>"myCookie");
> ...
>
I need a customized session/cookie management system that can do
redirection, so I implemented one using PerlTranshandler. When I tested
it on a Linux box for prototyping, the following works well:
sub handler
{
...
my $q = new CGI;
my $id = $q->cookie(-name=>&qu
On Wed, 2004-05-05 at 06:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On some pages, the website sends a 302 'Object Moved' response and instead
> of returning the 302 response to the web browser, Apache/my handler tries to
> GET the new Location by itself, without setting the website's cookie. So,
> the website
Hi everyone,
I have searched through the archive but I haven't a solution to my problem.
I'm using a PerlTransHandler module to reverse proxy a website.
The website itself sets a cookie for tracking its 'own' session and my
module handles it without trouble (well
about writing a PerlTransHandler that
manages the sessions and takes care of it automatically. My only concern
was that the only way I see to add a query string to the url is by using a
redirect, and I'm not really sure how much of an overhead that adds in terms
of how much extra time it take
simran wrote:
Further to my previous email (as below), i have noticed that
if i set the document_root to something that does not exist
(eg. "/blahblah") - then in the PerlCleanupHandler, the document root (before reset) is
set to "/blahblah" - if i had set it to something that existed, then was i
Further to my previous email (as below), i have noticed that
if i set the document_root to something that does not exist
(eg. "/blahblah") - then in the PerlCleanupHandler, the document root (before reset) is
set to "/blahblah" - if i had set it to something that existed, then was i set it to
is n
Thanks Frank,
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 22:12, Frank Maas wrote:
> >> Can it be that a subrequest (issued (by chance?) to the same child)
> >> is messing things up? You might try adding a warn to the
> >> CleanupHandler.
> >
> > I guess it could be... what should i be logging for in the
> > CleanupH
> Hi Frank,
[...]
>> Can it be that a subrequest (issued (by chance?) to the same child)
>> is messing things up? You might try adding a warn to the
>> CleanupHandler.
>
> I guess it could be... what should i be logging for in the
> CleanupHandler? (aka, what should i print to see if its a subrequ
Hi Frank,
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 18:21, Frank Maas wrote:
> Simran,
>
> Just trying:
>
> GH> however, any changes made to $r->document_root
> GH> would persist for the entire life of the child, not just the life of
> GH> the current request. for that reason, you were expected to always
> GH> res
Simran,
Just trying:
GH> however, any changes made to $r->document_root
GH> would persist for the entire life of the child, not just the life of
GH> the current request. for that reason, you were expected to always
GH> restore the value of $r->document_root to its original state.
GH>
GH> see re
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 13:07, Geoffrey Young wrote:
> simran wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I have a PerlTransHandler where i am doing something to the effect of:
> >
> > my $request = instance Apache::Request(shift);
> > $request->document_ro
simran wrote:
Hi All,
I have a PerlTransHandler where i am doing something to the effect of:
my $request = instance Apache::Request(shift);
$request->document_root("/home/testuser/www");
$request->pnotes("test_key" => "test_value");
wa
Hi All,
I have a PerlTransHandler where i am doing something to the effect of:
my $request = instance Apache::Request(shift);
$request->document_root("/home/testuser/www");
$request->pnotes("test_key" => "test_value");
warn "Set d
gerard uolaquetalestem wrote:
Hi again
I'm just trying to translate URI with a modperl2 module, and i've got it in
windows os.
Then i wanted to install to my linux os but life is not as easy as this.
I have problems with that module, and i've tried the following things:
First of all i comment mos
And then i put the PerlTransHandler +module in the VirtualHost section
Then i get an INTERNAL ERROR SERVER, with the sentence
"failed to resolve handler modulename" in error.log
that typically means that the module couldn't be found. try putting it in
/usr/local/apache2/
or
/us
The entire module works fine (as i see now) if i put the PerlTransHandler
directive outside the VirtualHost, and goes badly if i put inside the
VirtualHost section.
What can i do if i want this module to act only at certain VirtualHost???
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le, actually it is only:
package modulename;
use Apache::RequestRec();
use Apache::Const -compile => qw(DECLINED);
sub handler {
return DECLINED;
}
1;
And then i put the PerlTransHandler +module in the VirtualHost section
Then i get an INTERNAL ERROR SERVER, with the sentence
m the server. Left click means that it is
rendered and shown in the browser, right click means that it is saved
as is.
> I need different action during my perltranshandler stage depending
> does the user left click or right click.
Perhaps you could do something with Javascript and specif
Hi,
Is it possible to know has a user just clicked on a link or right
clicked and selected "Save link target as" ?
I've looked at $r->as_string for NN, IE etc.
I need different action during my perltranshandler stage depending
does the user left click or right click.
Scott
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