well, I see it in the browser. I'm requesting URL http://server/name/awstats, but the mozilla URL line will show /awstats/awstats.pl/?config=$name, instaed of /awstats/awstats.pl?config=$name.
i've read the mod_perl users guide, which contains similar example on page 182.
the example in the guide implies that the trailing slash is *not* added.
This is what bothers me. it looks like a mystery to me.
The URL rewriting directives are all disabled.
Petr.
Stas Bekman wrote:
Petr Duchon wrote:
When i put
$r->uri('/awstats/awstats.pl');
$r->args("config=$name");
into my authen handler,
the result is /awstats/awstats.pl/?config=$name,
Yes, what I'm asking is where do you get that result? Where do you see it? Which stage, which code? In order to reproduce it, I need to know where you see that result.
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