I resend the mail, as mixmail.com is not the best free mail out there (since
was bought by ya.com it's a disaster) now i send from my mail-job, i wish
mails will be better.
I'm doing tests, these are my results:
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- Without a <PERL> section in httpd.conf, most of sites i have (in
localhost) do not work (message: Forbidden), but there is one that yes it
does.
This site is different from all the others, it doesn't have the next
directives that all other sites have (inside directory hash):
PerlHeaderParserHandler => "Blogum::BlogumHeaders",
AddOutputFilter => "INCLUDES .bhtml .html",
Files => {
"*.bhtml" => {
PerlOutputFilterHandler => "Blogum::BlogumFilter",
},
},
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- With a <PERL> section inside the httpd.conf (a section containing a
directory hash, with no one of those directives mentioned above), i have all
the sites working.
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- With the directive in httpd.conf
PerlTransHandler +Blogum::BlogumURI
All sites still continue working
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- With the directive in .pl file
$PerlTransHandler = "+Blogum::BlogumURI";
having erased the httpd.conf directive or not, i have the same problems as
before, only one site works, that that have no one of those directives
mentioned before.
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Then, first question is clear, that directive in .pl file is correct?? And,
any idea about the behaviour commented before?? Thanks!
PD:
>what would it take for people to play nice on this list and truncate those
>silly quote-the-whole-thread at the bottom mess/waste? :( Think about
>those people who are going to reuse the archives. And it can be you at
>some point.
>Please truncate! Thanks.
Was this message to me? (because i don't understant very well the meaning,
english questions (sight))
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