Hi Dan; Yes, that silences the errors, thanks!
My question still remains - what changed in Apache that a construct it formerly parsed one way is now treated differently? Or not so much what changed, but why? Why does Apache now "care" what is inside an 'exec cmd' string?
Thanks again, now all I have to do is find all the darn docs to update them...
hugh Dan Poirier wrote:
hugh williams <hu...@soco.agilent.com> writes:<!--#exec cmd="echo $DOCUMENT_NAME | perl -e 'while (<>) {s/(\w+)_(\w+)_[_abt]{3}\..*/sprintf \"<b>%s Option %s Hyperlinks<\/b>\", uc $1,uc $2/e;print;}'" --> This works fine in both Apache 1.3.33 and 2.2.3; however 2.2.3 also send the following error warning into the error log: [Wed Oct 22 14:50:00 2008] [warn] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] regex capture $1 refers to no regex in /users/hughw/public_html/spclhand/z 1234_aba_abt.html [Wed Oct 22 14:50:00 2008] [warn] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] regex capture $2 refers to no regex in /users/hughw/public_html/spclhand/z 1234_aba_abt.html This message is found in mod_include.c, and is not present in the Apache 1.3 tree. So, can someone explain to me why the error is triggered? The include parses perfectly and the correct results are displayed, that is, Perl handles things fine, but Apache apparently is trying to use the "$1" and "$2" for its own needs as well as letting Perl haveHave you tried escaping the $ with \? Maybe something like <!--#exec cmd="echo $DOCUMENT_NAME | perl -e 'while (<>) {s/(\w+)_(\w+)_[_abt]{3}\..*/sprintf \"<b>%s Option %s Hyperlinks<\/b>\", uc \$1,uc \$2/e;print;}'" -->
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