> It turns
> out I was not setting it correctly--when I do
> $r->connection->user($user), it works as expected
well, $r->user($user) and $r->connection->user($user) should be equivalent
calls for the version you're using, but if you have something to work that's
even better :)
--Geoff
On Feb 18, 2005, at 9:16 AM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
Sean Davis wrote:
I am using mod_perl 1.29 and apache 1.33 on macos. I have a content
handler that does its own authen and authz. I would like to log the
username. When I set the user using $r->user($username) in the
content
handler, I don't s
Sean Davis wrote:
> I am using mod_perl 1.29 and apache 1.33 on macos. I have a content
> handler that does its own authen and authz. I would like to log the
> username. When I set the user using $r->user($username) in the content
> handler, I don't see the username in my log. I thought log h
I am using mod_perl 1.29 and apache 1.33 on macos. I have a content
handler that does its own authen and authz. I would like to log the
username. When I set the user using $r->user($username) in the content
handler, I don't see the username in my log. I thought log handlers
came after conte
