I revisited the issue of 404 handling in CGI and Apache::Registry today and
here's
what I found. For illustration, here's a minimal CGI script which can
illustrate the issue:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Status: 404\r\nContent-Type: text/html\r\n\r\nHello";
You can review the status codes being ret
Perrin Harkins wrote:
Really? It looks to me like he never got it working.
He said:
If I just set "status => 404" with CGI.pm / Apache::Registry and return
nothing, it works the first time, and then after that I get a lot of these
errors
And further on in the conversation it seemed li
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Michael Peters wrote:
> Looking at this email thread
> (http://perl.markmail.org/message/yimclxzgspjtibbn?q=Apache::Registry+404+ErrorDocument#query:Apache%3A%3ARegistry
> 404 ErrorDocument+page:1+mid:xtfrl2hywqugoqlh+state:results) it seems that
> it worked (mostly
Adam Prime wrote:
I don't have a mod_perl 1.3 setup handy, but i was able to get it to do
what you're wanting to do just fine in mod_perl 2
requesting the script results in me seeing the error document found at
/404.html
Maybe it's a mod_perl 1.3 limitation. I do get Apache's internal 404 d
Perrin Harkins wrote:
You also need to return the correct code from the handler. This is
not simple to do from Registry. Have a quick look at the list
archives for things related to Registry and 304/404 handling.
Apache::RedirectLogFix might be the ticket for you.
I'd rather not have to go
Michael Peters wrote:
Michael A. Capone wrote:
In the spirit of checking off the obvious things... are you sure that
the ErrorDocument directive is working for other pages? in other
words, can you open a browser and goto
http://mydomain.com/this_file_does_not_exist.htm and see your
ErrorDocu
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Michael Peters wrote:
> I have a registry script that could return a NOT FOUND (404) error. I'm
> handling that like so:
>
> Apache->request->status(NOT_FOUND);
You also need to return the correct code from the handler. This is
not simple to do from Registry. H
Michael A. Capone wrote:
In the spirit of checking off the obvious things... are you sure that
the ErrorDocument directive is working for other pages? in other words,
can you open a browser and goto
http://mydomain.com/this_file_does_not_exist.htm and see your
ErrorDocument?\
Yes, that's ho
In the spirit of checking off the obvious things... are you sure that
the ErrorDocument directive is working for other pages? in other words,
can you open a browser and goto
http://mydomain.com/this_file_does_not_exist.htm and see your ErrorDocument?
Michael Peters wrote:
I'm pretty sure this
