On 17/02/2006, at 10:01 AM, Jim Gallacher wrote:
The ap_check_cmd_context function may also be of interest.
http://docx.webperf.org/group__ap__check__cmd__context.html
For example, lets say we wanted to disallow the use of PythonDebug
in <VirtualHost>
const char *err;
if ((err = ap_check_cmd_context(cmd, NOT_IN_VIRTUALHOST))) {
return err;
} else {
/* do some processing */
}
The one I can't find a good way of doing is, how do I determine if a
directive
was used in a .htaccess file.
If you use a directive in a <Directory> container, you will know
because you
can search back through parent containers of command and find it. For a
.htaccess file, I would have assumed there would have been an implicit
<Directory> container created or some other indicator, but I can't
find any.
The only kludge I can even dream of at the moment is to rely on the fact
that the filename attribute will identify the full path to
the .htaccess file. If I
can be sure that it is a .htaccess file, I can take the dirname of it
and use that
as the req.hlist.directory.
The particular problem I am trying to solve is the PythonHandler in
<Files>
container inside of a .htaccess file. Ie., MODPYTHON-126.
Don't know how to work that one out do you? :-(
Graham
