On 01/08/2006, at 15:30, Vladimir S. Tikhonjuk wrote:
Hi everyone!
I have Authentication handler, which I set like:
<Location />
PerlAuthenHandler Promtelecom::Authentication
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Promtelecom Network"
Require valid-user
</Location>
Alseo I have 2 simple PerlHandler's: Debitor and DebitorDocuments,
which
set like:
PerlModule Promtelecom::Debitor
<Location /debitor>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Promtelecom::Debitor
</Location>
PerlModule Promtelecom::DebitorDocuments
<Location /debitor/documents>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Promtelecom::DebitorDocuments
</Location>
When I go to http://localhost/ by my browser, I see working
Authentication Handler. When I go for the first time to
http://localhost/debitor/ or http://localhost/debitor/documents I see
Authentication Handler too.
So, the question is: when I go to http://localhost/debitor/documents
will the Debitor handler called ?
Or will be the next chain: Authentication -> Debitor ->
DebitorDocuments
invoked ?
Only if you reverse the order. e.g.
PerlModule Promtelecom::DebitorDocuments
<Location /debitor/documents>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Promtelecom::DebitorDocuments
</Location>
PerlModule Promtelecom::Debitor
<Location /debitor>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Promtelecom::Debitor
</Location>
Apache will often report if you put them in the wrong order at
startup time.
Basically first one wins - so if the URL is "/debitor/documents/fred"
and the first Location is "/debitor" - it would win. So you make sure
that it is always least to most significant.
Scott
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