Hello!
As described in the other mail, i have a TransHandler wich modifies
the URI. But this doesn't work correctly.
Two examples:
When the URI is not been modified:
TransHandler: $r->uri: /showsession.php
$r->filename: [empty]
$r->path_info: [empty]
AccessHandler: $r->uri: /showsession.php
$r->filename: [DocumentRoot]/showsession.php
$r->path_info: [empty]
But when the URI is been modified:
TransHandler: $r->uri: /session/11/showsession.php --> /showsession.php
$r->filename: [empty]
$r->path_info: [empty]
AccessHandler: $r->uri: /showsession.php
$r->filename: /showsession.php
$r->path_info: [empty]
Why has the URI modification an effect to the filename translation? In
my opinion $r->filename should be equal in both cases, because after
the uri_handler the uri is the same in both examples. I think the
filename translation is done as a part of the dir_conf building
process, which starts *after* the TransHandler was called, because a.
filename and path_info are empy in TransHandlers and b. TransHandlers
cannot be used in Location/File/Directory sections.
Am i wrong? What can i do to get the expected behaviour?
- Nikolaus
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