John Hampton wrote:
>> ===
>> if error code is not 200:
>> if error_handler for error_code:
>> use error_handler
>> else
>> if CGI provide an error msg:
>> use CGI error
>> else
>> use standard error response
>> ===
>>
>> Does everybody agree?
>
> Looks correct to me.
Ok, we agreed on that.. but I have change my mind O:-)
I realized it would mess up the handler code, so I have chosen a new
approach. Now, you can use the ErrorHandler option inside a CGI
handler to define you want it to manage the error codes by itself.
It is clean, simple enough and self-explaining..
For example:
===
Directory /projects {
Handler cgi {
ErrorHandler on
}
}
===
It is now committed and working:
http://svn.0x50.org/change/89
.. and here is the QA test to ensure it works:
http://svn.0x50.org/file/cherokee/qa/112-NiceError-CGI.py
Enjoy! :-)
--
Greetings, alo.
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