Scott Penrose wrote: > Hey ho > > I have a simple configuration: > > PerlModule Test::FH > <Location /xyz/abc> > SetHandler perl-script > PerlResponseHandler Test::FH > </Location> > > Now I go to the URL http://www.myhost.com/xyz/abc/qqq/123 > > Inside my code I want to get "/ggg/123" so I try > > print "Request: " . $r->path_info . "\n"; > > This returns "/abc/ggg/123" > Now it always drops the top level "/xyz" - assumably because it is > effectively a file in the root directory.
Are you saying that /xyz does exist in your document root? I've found that Apache won't work if you mix a virtual directory, real directory and path_info. This is because PATH_INFO is what ever is left over after url => file name mapping. If there's no real file, then apache removes the <Location> value, else it removes the part that is a real file/directory. If you want a virtual directory, make sure that there are no real directories of the same name. -- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
