Hi All,
I have an odd situation, which I describe as follows:
I have an authentication handler and an authorisation handler for a site, configured as:
<Location /test> PerlOptions +SetupEnv Options +ExecCGI PerlAuthenHandler XXX::XXX->authen PerlAuthzHandler YYYY::YYYY->authz .... PerlOptions +SetupEnv ... ... </Location>
And there is a perl (CGI) script under it that prints out the environment.
When a user is authenticated, I want to set up a few variables in the environment. The problem is:
- if I use $r->subprocess_env($key => $value), the perl script will see the variables, but the authorisation handler will not; - if I use $ENV($key => $value), the perl script will NOT see the variables, but the authorisation handler will see them.
Jie, when saying 'it will not see', you mean *it* tries to read $ENV{$key}? If so use $r->subprocess_env($key) in your authorisation handler. Won't that work? Alternatively call $r->subprocess_env() in your authz handler and you should have %ENV populated then (but it's not efficient):
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache/RequestRec.html#C_subprocess_env_
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