Hi,
Well, by now you must know that I am working on something... and I keep stumbling on things I seem not to understand and not to be able to find in the docs / books.
See this example:
<Location /> # SetHandler perl-script PerlHeaderparserHandler MyClass->first PerlAuthenHandler MyAuthen PerlFixupHandler MyClass->init # PerlHandler MyClass->handler PerlCleanupHandler MyClass->last </Location>
I have stripped almost all functionality and just let the subroutines print. With this setup and a 'get http://mysite/dir/file' I see: -- first: got /dir/file ---- authen: called for /dir/file ---- init: called for /dir/file [error] ... /dir/file not found -- last: finished /dir/file
No strange things, what I would expect. But now I remove the comments and see what happens:
-- first: got /dir/file ---- authen: called for /dir/file ---- init: called for /dir/file ---- authen: called for /file ---- init: called for /file ---- handler: called for /dir/file [error] ... /dir/file not found -- last: finished /dir/file
What strike me are the two lines for /file. Why is this happening? I
did not ask for it, at least not deliberately. Is this something that is related to a Handler (check one level below the uri)?
Hope you can help me here (and on the other subjects...)
Try to see if this helps: http://search.cpan.org/author/DOUGM/Apache-Module-0.11/lib/Apache/ShowRequest.pm
We certainly can't guess what other handlers and configurations you may have that affect the process. it looks like something runs a sub-request, you may want to add to your authen handler an extra printout checking if it's inside a subrequest:
warn $r->is_initial_req ? "main req\n" : "sub req\n";
it seems like your transhandler is returning DECLINED and Apache's default handler is running, trying to find /dir/file, and then trying /file. Or you may have something else. It's of no help to guess.
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