My suggestion are:
1.print $requested_dir; to see what you got.
2 changing your code
return Apache::DECLINED unless exists $protected_dirs{$requested_dir};
to
return Apache::DECLINED if $protected_dirs{$requested_dir};
Hope it helpful.
Willy
On 2 Oct 2003 at 9:15, Geoffrey Young wrote:
> if you want to dynamically decide who should serve the page - mod_perl if
> some directory is found, mod_php otherwise, then you can use your own
> PerlTypeHandler or PerlFixupHandler to set $r->handler for the request based
> on your own criteria.
Matthew Westcott wrote:
I'm using a PerlResponseHandler to control access to selected
directories of a site, and I've encountered a similar problem to that
described in
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperl&m=106141216914801&w=2
where returning a 'declined' status is skipping other han
