Related but not completely we have a apache config written in Perl which refuses to honor our PerlPassEnv beyond a certain string length - it is bad enough for us to actively consider not writing our Apache config in Perl even though it provides a lot of flexibility.
On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 9:06 AM, Thomas den Braber <tho...@delos.nl> wrote: > I found a strange problem when upgrading from Apache 2.2 with modperl 2.09 > to Apache 2.4 with modperl 2.10 > > I use <perl> sections to write the configuration of Apache. > To set the ServerAlias, I use: > > ServerAlias => 'alias1.domain.com alias2.domein.com alias3.domein.com' > (with about 10 domains) > > All domains up to 179 characters will work, all after 179 (or 180, not > sure here) will not work and will corrupt the configuration. > > In the Apache configuration seen with /Perl-status all aliases are visible. > But with httpd -S only the the first 180 characters or shown and the > others will not work. > > After this 180 characters the next configuration line is added (DavLockDB > /srv2/sites/sol/index/DavLock is the next configuration line) > > From perl-status > > ...... > 'ServerAlias' => 'webhop.media2test.net sol.delos.nl media2test.webhop.net > 192.168.2.5 127.0.0.1 testlab.media2test.net lab.media2test.net > thomas.media2test.net thomas2.media2test.net thomasenlangg.media2test.net > ab123.media2test.net', > 'DavLockDB' => '/srv2/sites/sol/index/DavLock', > 'RewriteEngine' => 'On', > ....... > > With httpd -S > VirtualHost configuration: > *:80 is a NameVirtualHost > default server testlab.media2test.net (mod_perl:2) > port 80 namevhost testlab.media2test.net (mod_perl:2) > alias webhop.media2test.net > alias sol.delos.nl > alias mediafiler.webhop.net > alias 192.168.2.5 > alias 127.0.0.1 > alias testlab.media2test.net > alias lab.media2test.net > alias thomas.media2test.net > alias thomas2.media2test.net > alias thomasenlangg.media2test.net > alias DavLockDB > alias /srv2/sites/sol/index/DavLock > > > Strange ? > > I solved it temporarily by using wild cart domains to stay below 179 > characters. > > Any ideas ? > > -- > Thomas den Braber > >
