> In a running httpd you can see how you have configured the C<<Perl>>
> sections through the URI
> L</perl-status|debug/Apache_Status_Embedded_Inter>, by choosing I<Perl
> Section Configuration> from the menu. In order to make this item show
> up in the menu you should set C<$Apache::Server::SaveConfig> to a true
> value. When you do that the I<Apache::ReadConfig> namespace (in which
> the configuration data is stored) will not be flushed, making
> configuration data available to Perl modules at request time.
i must be thick today.
not only can i get no effect from <perl>do "file.pl"</perl> but
http://localhost/perl-status|debug/Apache_Status_Embedded_Inter
gives me 404 not found.
/perl-stat by itself works fine; from there i can tell the
PerlRequire (actually <perl>do "file"</perl>) has been run.
i just want a couple simple virtual hosts on one ip number.
the perl code (under "package Apache::ReadConfig;" of course)
does run (i can tell by having it display the same string it
sends to Apache->httpd_conf()) but doesn't change any apache
settings.
if this helps, here's the display from
http://localhost/perl-status?ApacheReadConfig . . .
hashes
ApacheReadConfig::Directory,
ApacheReadConfig::DirectoryMatch,
ApacheReadConfig::Files,
ApacheReadConfig::FilesMatch,
ApacheReadConfig::Limit,
ApacheReadConfig::Location,
ApacheReadConfig::LocationMatch,
ApacheReadConfig::VirtualHost
ios
ApacheReadConfig::TTY
any clues?
