Is there a reverse to the
($res,$password)=$r-get_basic_auth_pw
function? Is there anyone to globally set or reset the values that come
out of $r-get_basic_auth_pw? Can I set a new password to come
out? You can do it with the user ($c-user)...
Arthur
I'm using modperl
for a site I'm developing. The basic structure (framework (header and
footer)) is all dynamic and custom built for individual users. There are a
series of static HTML documents, though, that need to be incorporated within the
dynamic framework. IfI just stick the HTML into
I've read through the modperl guide on Forking
(http://perl.apache.org/guide/performance.html#Forking_and_Executing_Subprocess)
and have seen some posts regarding it, but can't seem to determine what
is the most effective way to fork off a long subprocess.
Can somebody point me in the right
Trying to tie $q to $r so I can just pass around a single variable to
subs. Not working too well... Getting frustrated... Getting ready to
punch computer... :)
using Registry:
my($r) = Apache-request;
my($q) = new CGI::Apache;
$r-notes('q',$q);
test($r);
sub test {
my($r) = shift;
