On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 12:31:59PM -0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Andrew Maltsev wrote:
> [...]
> >>Slurp STDIN before you call CGI->new() into an IO::String object,
> >
> >
> > Can't. I get references to $cgi and $r, that's given. I tried getting
> > filehandle ($r->connection->fileno(0)), rewinding it and reading again
> > -- that works in http, but does not in https requests.
>
> Can't do what? Slurp the data?
>
> $r->read(my $data, $r->headers_in{'Content-Length'});
It's a complicated multi-thousands lines application (an application
server rather) I have no control over at this point. My module gets
executed in the middle, where I get $r and $cgi. I can't (well not
easily anyway) modify the part around creating that $cgi reference.
I was just making sure there are no other easier options. Like the
content being already stored somewhere in the apache core where I can
still retrieve it from.
Andrew.
>
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