On Mar 11, 2015, at 10:39 AM, Lathan Bidwell <lat...@andrews.edu> wrote:
> That is very curious. What was in path_info before? Is this a difference > between undef and ""? Because path_info shouldn't be involved in finding the > file, unless Apache is configured to ignore path info. And even that doesn't > make sense because you weren't testing with /foo/bar.html/extra/pathinfo If I requested /foo/bar/hi.html, filename would be /foo/bar and path_info would be /hi.html. It might be that Apache decided to do something funky here because its map to storage handler could not find $docroot/foo/bar/hi.html, and it’s only later that my PerlTypeHandler sets the file to $docroot/$user/foo/bar/hi.html. > You could also check how this directive affects the problem (whether it > should be turned off, or if your handler needs accept / deny the path info as > with the 'default' argument: > AcceptPathInfo On > I found this on apache 2.4's docs: > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#AcceptPathInfo No idea, I’m loathe to mess with it anymore. David
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