2008/6/26, Torsten Foertsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > On Thu 26 Jun 2008, titetluc titetluc wrote: > > In PerlResponseHandler, $r->main and $r->prev are undefined. I can not > > understand why $r->main AND $r->prev are not defined (intuitively, > $r->prev > > should be defined) > > > I'd expect $r->user to be set, not $r->prev->user nor $r->main->user. But > I'd > expect $r->prev to be set because $r is the result of an internal redirect. > But I am not sure what exactly ap_internal_fast_redirect does. > > Oh my, I found it. ap_internal_fast_redirect isn't exactly an internal > redirect. Instead it overrides the current request with a subreq. Look at > modules/http/http_request.c. There is a comment that says something about > that function: > > /* XXX: Is this function is so bogus and fragile that we deep-6 it? */ > AP_DECLARE(void) ap_internal_fast_redirect(request_rec *rr, request_rec *r) > > And yes, it forgets about $r->user at least in apache 2.2.6. Maybe you > file a > bug for apache?
Would it be rather a wrong httpd configuration: my requirement is very common (calling a response handler for an index.html and access the r->user information). I may misconfigure Apache ???? BTW, how can I verify if it is a bug ? Which apache mailing list do I have to use ? You can check in the AuthenHandler for $r->main. If it is true you can set > $r->user as well as $r->main->user. > > > Torsten > > -- > Need professional mod_perl support? > Just hire me: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
