David Kenzik wrote:
>
> Drew Taylor said...
> >
> > I currently am using
> >
> > my $filename = (split /\//, $r->path_info)[1];
> >
> > but it seems like such a hack. What is the "suggested" way to get the
> > "A1234567.jpg" part of the above URL?
>
> Since Apache sets path_info by scanning the physical filesystem, and since
> you are overcoming legacy calls to a script inside cgi-bin, your solution is
> probably just fine.
>
> I had a similar issue in the past:
>
> http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/modperl/smumbabax
>
> As Doug mentions in that thread, $r->location might be of some assistance.
That was an interesting thread. However, I think Eric found the easiest
solution for me. This handler is very simple and if the requested file
does not pass -e, it just returns NOT_FOUND. So I guess I'll stick with
my original thinking for now.
Thanks.
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