Should be fairly simple: Configure a few locations w/in the <perl>
section of httpd.conf. The code seems to run, exept that naming the
first section "/cdr/Data" gives me the output from Cdr::Welcome, rather
than the Cdr::Data module. Changing the name from "cdr/Data" to
"cdr/Foo" in the config file fixes the problem; changing it to "cdr/Bar"
breaks things again. Aside from server-status and server-info these are
the only locations in the config file; the only dir's in the file are
serverroot and htdocs -- which don't seem to cause any problem.
The really annoying thing is that all I get back is a lack of error
messages and the contents of the /cdr location when accessing the
/cdr/Data (/cdr/Menu and /cdr work fine). Aside from gremlins or an
easter egg for URI's named "Foo", anyone know of a decent reference
for this?
thanx,
sl
$Location{'/cdr/Data'} =
{
SetHandler => 'perl-script',
SetEnvIf =>
[
[ 'Cookie', 'Eastern', 'TZ=US/Eastern' ],
[ 'Cookie', 'Central', 'TZ=US/Central' ],
[ 'Cookie', 'Mountain', 'TZ=US/Mountain' ],
[ 'Cookie', 'Pacific', 'TZ=US/Pacific' ],
[ 'Referer', 'Central', 'TZ=US/Central' ],
[ 'Referer', 'Eastern', 'TZ=US/Eastern' ],
[ 'Referer', 'Mountain', 'TZ=US/Mountain' ],
[ 'Referer', 'Pacific', 'TZ=US/Pacific' ],
],
PerlHandler => 'Cdr::Data',
};
# welcome screen, authentication is handled
# here also via Apache::AuthNetLDAP which
# is configured here.
$Location{'/cdr'} =
{
SetHandler => 'perl-script',
PerlSetEnv => "BASEURL http://$host:$Port/cdr";,
PerlHandler => 'Cdr::Welcome',
};
$Location{'/cdr/Top'} =
{
SetHandler => 'perl-script',
PerlHandler => 'Cdr::Top',
};
$Location{'/cdr/Menu'} =
{
SetHandler => 'perl-script',
PerlHandler => 'Cdr::Menu',
};
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