in Apache::Registry scripts. I wasn't
initializing those list variables and before you knew it, lists were
getting populated with values in duplicate, triplicate, and so on.
Nothing has helped me become a better Perl programming than mod_perl. :)
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) {
push @{$params{$name}}, $value;
}
The result is a hash (%params) of lists which contains all the name-value
pair data.
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Have
of Apache-server-dir_config().
Nothing. Not a darn thing is being returned this function... which is
puzzling.
Any thoughts?
I'm running Perl 5.6.1, Apache 1.3.22-2 (RH7.2), and mod_perl 1.26.
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http
for the
RealmDBI_SecretKeyFile variable comes before your
PerlModule Apache::AuthCookieDBI directive in your configuration file.
Otherwise, there will be no appropriate keys returned by dir_config().
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/IP protocols and not HTTP,
I can't see how Apache (or mod_perl) can do anything about that. You can't
spoof IPs at the application layer if you're doing network transactions.
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oped local to the child? Weird, huh?
Thanks in advance for your attention to this issue.
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"A good messenger expects to get shot.&
still running 1.3.12 for now)
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