Re: Is it Apache or me?
if you set a handler for / it will handle every request that way. you can either have all pages that are generated be /foo/ and set that as the location, or you can force all files with a certain suffix to be handled by mod_perl: . sterling On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Jamie Krasnoo wrote: > I'm not quite sure how this works, and maybe I missed it in the Eagle book. > I have a handler set in httpd.conf like this: > > > Set-Handler perl-script > PerlHandler app::main > > > Now this works great when I want to go to the first page of the server. > However if I try to go to a static page, that page gets intercepted and the > app::main goes in to action. The handler doesn't intercept any of the other > set locations. Why is it intercepting static pages? Is it a standard rule > that a handler for is never set? > > Thanks, > > Jamie Krasnoo > www.MyEBoard.com > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > public key: http://www.planetphat.com/jkrasnoo/pgp.html >
Re: Is it Apache or me?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jamie Krasnoo) wrote: >I'm not quite sure how this works, and maybe I missed it in the Eagle book. >I have a handler set in httpd.conf like this: > > > Set-Handler perl-script > PerlHandler app::main > > >Now this works great when I want to go to the first page of the server. >However if I try to go to a static page, that page gets intercepted and the >app::main goes in to action. The handler doesn't intercept any of the other >set locations. Why is it intercepting static pages? Is it a standard rule >that a handler for is never set? It sounds like you want this (or similar): Set-Handler perl-script PerlHandler app::main Using sets things for the entire server, because it means "everything below /". ------ Ken Williams Last Bastion of Euclidity [EMAIL PROTECTED]The Math Forum
RE: Is it Apache or me?
Found a way around it. I used . Now it does what I want it to do. Thanks for your help guys. Jamie -Original Message- From: sterling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 9:26 PM To: Jamie Krasnoo Cc: Modperl Subject: Re: Is it Apache or me? if you set a handler for / it will handle every request that way. you can either have all pages that are generated be /foo/ and set that as the location, or you can force all files with a certain suffix to be handled by mod_perl: . sterling On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Jamie Krasnoo wrote: > I'm not quite sure how this works, and maybe I missed it in the Eagle book. > I have a handler set in httpd.conf like this: > > > Set-Handler perl-script > PerlHandler app::main > > > Now this works great when I want to go to the first page of the server. > However if I try to go to a static page, that page gets intercepted and the > app::main goes in to action. The handler doesn't intercept any of the other > set locations. Why is it intercepting static pages? Is it a standard rule > that a handler for is never set? > > Thanks, > > Jamie Krasnoo > www.MyEBoard.com > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > public key: http://www.planetphat.com/jkrasnoo/pgp.html >
Re: Is it Apache or me?
Jamie Krasnoo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect on 02/26/2001: > I'm not quite sure how this works, and maybe I missed it in the Eagle book. > I have a handler set in httpd.conf like this: > > > Set-Handler perl-script > PerlHandler app::main > > > Now this works great when I want to go to the first page of the server. > However if I try to go to a static page, that page gets intercepted and the > app::main goes in to action. The handler doesn't intercept any of the other > set locations. Why is it intercepting static pages? Is it a standard rule > that a handler for is never set? Another option, besides a LocationMatch or Files section, is to return DECLINED in your handler: return DECLINED unless ($r->content_type eq 'text/html'); Now things like images, directories, etc will not be handled by app::man. (darren) -- As the poet said, 'Only God can make a tree' - probably because it's so hard to figure out how to get the bark on. -- Woody Allen
