(You're right. Turns out the test machine was 2.0.40 (a RH9 machine) and that's why I couldn't use it. But they would like me to avoid it if I can - one less thing to install, you know?.)
One other question... could I use the newest versions of CGI.pm to get POST or GET parameters to a 2.0 handler (I have another one that uses that capability) or am I stuck with Apache::Request for that, too?
--Curtis
Geoffrey Young wrote:
just add a properly formatted Set-Cookie header to $r->headers_out.
oh, and as the thread just next to this also reminded me, you can try CGI::Cookie as well:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/coding/cooking.html#Sending_Cookies_in_REDIRECT_Response__handlers_
if you want to mimic mp1 behavior you'll want to use err_headers_out anyway - that's one difference between libapreq1 and libapreq2, so far as I can tell.
--Geoff
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