Gabriel C Millerd wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Geoffrey Young wrote:
that's odd. the above code essentially acts as though the user entered
/not_ok_page.html in their browser all by themselves. maybe I
incorrectly assumed that's what you were looking for?
well the problem
Jon Robison wrote:
Can MIME::Lite do attachments?
yes. there is an example in the cookbook that uses MIME::Lite:
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/code/ch15/Cookbook/Mail.pm
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/code/ch15/Cookbook/EmailUploads.pm
HTH
--Geoff
Adam Ness wrote:
For some odd reason, Apache::URI::hostname is showing up as blank. I've
tried reading the various man pages and the Oriley book, but I can't
find any explanation for why hostname would be blank.. Am I overlooking
something?
yes :) see Recipe 5.3 in the cookbook for
Gabriel C Millerd wrote:
i want to make a apacher perlhandler method for location / (i think)
that will check and see if my system state is ok (like database, jabber,
and imap connectivity), and if not will redirect to another page.
if everything is kosher i would like everything to move
Steve Walker wrote:
I'm setting the following headers with mod_perl and there seems to be a bug
in the way netscape 4.7 handles them. The page is being auto refreshed by
Netscape if the document in cache is compared to document on network
preference is set to every time. I've tried IE and
Thomas Klausner wrote:
Hi!
Concerning the yearly what to put on the t-shirts-discussion...
ah, yes... :)
I was thinking about doing a mod_perl Obfuscation for some time, and today I
found some time and wrote up something .. It's not that much obfusacated,
but it looks nice
Cees Hek wrote:
Quoting Jayce^ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've been researching the different modules for pushing your access log to a
dbi storage vs. local file and have one question which I'm not sure any of
them are able to do yet. Perhaps somebody has already thought of this and
I'm just
Jayce^ wrote:
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along those same lines, I forgot to mention Apache::LogSTDERR, which
is similar I suppose (though I've never used it).
Any idea where I can find this one? Searching CPAN doesn't give me anything.
Jayce^ wrote:
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I've been researching the different modules for pushing your access log to a
dbi storage vs. local file and have one question which I'm not sure any of
them are able to do yet. Perhaps somebody has already thought of this
ok...
after talking things over with Andrew a bit more, Apache::DigestAPI
has become Apache::AuthDigest. the package should actually compile
and work now, too :) The latest version can be grabbed here:
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/~geoff/modules/Apache-AuthDigest-0.01.tar.gz
Doug MacEachern wrote:
thanks, i've applied a variation of your patch to cvs and will be in 1.27
if anybody wants to work up a similar patch for Apache::PerlRun, that'd be
nice too.
this seems to work ok as PerlRun and RegistryNG.
--Geoff
--- lib/Apache/PerlRun.pm 25 Mar 2002
Matt Sergeant wrote:
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This is just a heads up on something I've not seen documented in either the
Eagle book or in the Cookbook (at least not that I can find).
If you create a subrequest via $r-lookup_file(), the per_dir_config entry
hi all...
I wanted to present Apache::DigestAPI as an RFC. the module can be downloaded here
for
trials:
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/~geoff/modules/Apache-DigestAPI-0.01.tar.gz
basically, Apache::DigestAPI is a release of Recipe 13.8 in the Cookbook - a simple
API
for supporting
Andrew Ho wrote:
Hello,
GYApache::DigestAPI is a release of Recipe 13.8 in the Cookbook - a simple
GYAPI for supporting Digest authentication a la mod_digest.c from the
GYApache distribution.
I think this is a great idea. I'm a huge fan of digest authentication as a
simple basic
Andrew Ho wrote:
Hello,
GYwell, it's an API in that it doesn't do anything for you except provide
GYan API. meaning, I'd expect Apache::AuthDigest to work as so:
GY
GYPerlAuthenHandler Apache::AuthDigest
GY
GYall this module does is provide methods that parallel
Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
Apache::DBI is turning the argument hashref into the cache key
with the following code,
my ($key, $val);
while (($key,$val) = each %{$args[3]}) {
$Idx .= $;$key=$val;
}
can anyone think of a good reason not to change that to
Todd Chapman wrote:
Can dir_config be used to set 'require' in an authentication handler?
no. dir_config() provides access to a mod_perl specific table of variables, not
generic
Apache configuration directives.
there is no API for setting the Require directive - it needs to be in your
Todd Chapman wrote:
I need to decide who has access based on the URI. I guess this means I
can't use Apache's Basic auth module, since I can't dynamically set
require.
as I was saying, go ahead and set the Require directive on the Location (or
whatever)
that you want to protect. if a
Todd Chapman wrote:
That makes sense. I can't use mod_auth because I can't set Require.
well, if you're saying that you don't have the ability to set the Require directive at
all
(as in you don't have access to edit httpd.conf), then you can't run any
authentication
handler - mod_auth,
Mike Melillo wrote:
I am trying to have a user upload an image and I am getting an undef
$apr-upload object.
[snip]
sub upload {
my ($r) = shift;
my $apr = Apache::Request-new($r);
my $status = $apr-parse;
you might want to check the status of that
Is there a way to do this? The documentation does not have any reference
to be able to change the document root (just get it via
$r-document_root).
see recipe 4.3 in the cookbook for a description of $r-document_root
and the perils involved. the minimum you should be aware of is that
Michael E. Lewis wrote:
I sure hope I'm not asking a stupid question here. We are
preparing to upgrade our production mod_perl servers:
From: To:
RedHat 6.2 RedHat 7.2
kernel-2.2.19-6.2.7 kernel-2.4.9-31
Apache_1.3.12 Apache_1.3.23
Aaron J Mackey wrote:
Yes: simply because I want to be able to install the software at new
sites with minimal httpd.conf twiddling (and the user has a configuration
file in which they can switch on/off the SSL requirement).
in that case, you probably want to check
Jeff AA wrote:
Try per load the class my::class via startup.pl or PerlModule
I already had PerlModule my::classes in httpd.conf
Tried PerlRequire as well - still the same error
the steps are outlined pretty well in recipe 10.3 (since you mentioned the cookbook
earlier). from the looks
Aaron J Mackey wrote:
Can anyone see something wrong with this, or suggest a better mechanism:
unless ( $ENV{HTTPS} ) {
# bounce request to secure port
my $uri = $r-parsed_uri();
$uri-scheme('https');
$r-header_out(Location = $uri-unparse());
Aaron J Mackey wrote:
On Mon, 13 May 2002, Geoffrey Young wrote:
my $uri = Apache::URI-parse($r);
Well, now $uri-unparse yields this: null: https://_default_/mydirectory;
Which of course doesn't work in the Location field of the redirect. I can
munge this as I need, but I
Stas Bekman wrote:
[Please make sure to reply back to the list! Thanks]
Jose Ortiz wrote:
People :
I had spent more than 2 months trying to make mode_perl on my RH
72. First I tried with
the RPMS but it didn't works. Then I tryied with the tar.gz and I
can't neither.
Jeff wrote:
Folks,
How do I get to log my mod_perl handler Perl errors to the browser
instead of into the Apache logs?
see recipes 4.5 and (the more interestingly but less robust) 16.6 in the cookbook
the code for each is here
The question I had regards where to put the 'Apache::Reload' directive.
The documentation suggests something like:
PerlInitHandler Apache::Reload
PerlSetVar ReloadAll Off
PerlSetVar ReloadTouchFile /tmp/reload_modules
The problem I see in a production machine is that
Peter Rothermel wrote:
Can somebody help me out with Method Handlers in
Apache2 - mod_perl 1.99? I'm new to windows and its
threading issues.
[snip]
sub authenticate ($$) {
my ($self, $r) = _;
return OK;
}
I haven't played much with mod_perl 2.0 yet, but I know that this
I thought $r-content_type was used for the server to set the content
type for a response, not discover it from the request.
$r-content_type is just a get/set routine for the request record, giving you the
option
to either peek at it or set it yourself.
So it should I
think be empty
I'm not sure, but I think PerlSetVars aren't merged into
location-specific configuration, so they might not actually be caught by
Apache::AuthCookieDBI
they should merge just fine. I do stuff like
PerlSetVar DBASE dbi:Oracle:HELM
all the time and grab it in Location specific handlers
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
I spoke too soon.
I need:
Perl
push Alias, [ qw(/cgi-bin/chimpkit/
$ENV{SERVER_ROOT}/cgi-bin/chimpkit/) ];
/Perl
This does not appear to be possible because there's no way to pass in
SERVER_ROOT to the apache startup. I have SERVER_ROOT getting set in
Is there anyway to have the parent apache process log all
creations/exits of the children? This way I could setup an access log
with the PID of each child and then trace back all requests served after
it's death.
recipe 17.5 in the cookbook describes how to do this. basically you can hook
Richard Clarke wrote:
Hi Guys,
Can someone suggest a good method for debugging the server portion of
soaplite applications when used in a mod perl context.
Debugging in the sense that I want to print out strings to apache log or
similar.
I've had good with this setup for the
The URL
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/~geoff/modules/Apache-Clean-0.04.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/G/GE/GEOFF/Apache-Clean-0.04.tar.gz
size: 5009 bytes
md5: 867280d1d142c8099380e189332244c5
this release adds a new directive, CleanCache, which controls
Can anyone tell us if the Apache::Constants all just standard HTTP
response codes, or are some of them actually Apache-specific?
there are over 90 constants in Apache::Constants, which range from HTTP
constants (like FORBIDDEN for 403) to Apache specific ones (like
DECLINED for -1 and
Here's what Geoffrey Young said, you seem to have missed it:
you can't use $s (the server record) to capture PerlSetVar that exist
on a per-directory basis (within a Location or Directory block). try
Apache-request-dir_config('BlaTest');
instead. you should use $s-dir_config
PerlSetVar seems not to work for me! The part of interest in my httpd.conf
looks like this:
Alias /contest /www/u-dev/contest
PerlModule Apache::Registry
PerlModule Apache::DBI
PerlTaintCheck On
Location /contest
PerlSetVar BlaTest BlaVal
SetHandler
Bas A. Schulte wrote:
Hi all,
I'm a little confused (honestly). I want to handle parameter errors in a
content handler. When there's a parameter missing in the URL, my handler
returns HTTP_BAD_REQUEST.
Now Apache sees the HTTP_BAD_REQUEST return value from my handler and
generates
what I'm hoping to be able to do should only have to load the
settings once (the first time a request comes in for that location)
for each process, so I'm not too concerned about database access..
The main question I need answered first is, is this even possible?
IIRC, Jay Lawrence was
Mark Fowler wrote:
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Jacob Elder wrote:
last if $r-connection-aborted;
There's a more full discussion of this in the mod_perl developer's
cookbook in section 4.8.
They postulate a module for checking a little more carefully, source of
which is here:
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
Thanx for the reply (I hardly get replies for subjects
with restart :-( I guess I'm the only one using
PerlFreshRestart (sic !).
Hopefully you are the only one!
Pardon my newbie-ness, but can someone explain the perils of
PerlFreshRestart in a bit more
Wong, Connie wrote:
Hello Geoffrey,
hi...
these types of questions are probably more suited to the general mod_perl list, so I've
cc'd them.
My host is running an Apache server with mod-perl, and I have all the html
files resided in the /usr/local/apache/htdocs directory and all my perl
John Kolvereid wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for all your help, but I am NOT able to
install mod_perl.
don't give up, john. it's a hard road, especially for those just starting out, but it
is
worth it :)
I haven't read all of your thread in detail, but I would suggest that if you are really
Since the authentication happens on every trip into the server, and I
don't want to run my code (to set up an Apache::Session for the user's
session data) until I'm sure I have a valid user on my hands, I can't
see a way to do the session setup only the first time after a sucessful
login.
In /path/to/apache1.3.24/bin/apachectl add a -DAPACHE_1_3_24 to the
httpd command.
In your httpd.conf add
IfDefined APACHE_1_3_24
ProxyIOBufferSize 10
/IfDefined
I think that should work
you could also do something hackish like this to avoid command line switches
Perl
Doug MacEachern wrote:
i had a bad feeling about this. we should not be implementing escape_html
to begin with, the functionality should all be in apache. i'm going to
back out the patch.
sounds wise, especially considering people like Eric will end up with larger pages as a
result,
Jeff wrote:
Just Curious of Hither Green writes:
I feel like a right tit for asking this...
I already have mod_perl et al running, including my persistent DB connections
etc etc, but following gourmet cookery advice on this list induced me to
buy a copy of the mod_perl
OK is a constant for the HTTP return code 200.
close. OK is 0, which is different from HTTP_OK which is 200.
--Geoff
John Von Essen wrote:
Im curious as to the difference in performance when using perl scripts with
Apache::Registry or writing complete Apache Modules in Perl that conform to
the API?
straight mod_perl handlers are faster than Apache::Registry, but they lack some
of the convenience that
Jon Jensen wrote:
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
Jon Jensen wrote:
Within mod_perl, I would like to know the pid of the master Apache daemon,
perldoc -f getppid
Thanks, Stas. I should've found that. I'm still interested in getting the
PidFile setting at runtime, but
Alexander Hanuska wrote:
I am trying to call the Apache::Request module from one of my modules that
I wrote and here is the error I get in my error_log:
Can't locate object method new via package Apache::Request blablabla
looks like you are doing everything right...
you know
just in case anyone is interested, WebReference.com is hosting Chapter
4 from the mod_perl Developer's Cookbook starting today:
http://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/cookbook/
this is in addition to chapters 1, 7, and 16 which are already
available at our website
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a full collection of wholesale freight rate calculators at
Aaaahhh!! Ask, anybody, make it stop!!!
--Geoff
David Ranney wrote:
All,
I really like the new logo, and in fact I voted for it. However, I just
realized that the logo uses modperl, whereas mod_perl's name is
mod_perl, with the underscore. Does anyone else see this as a problem?
I've always been annoyed at how often the spelling gets
Hans Poo wrote:
Please Help
One of my handlers do an:
$r-set_handlers( PerlInitHandler = undef);
Later in the same virtual host configuration there is another Directory
covering the URL / with this handler.
PerlInitHandler sub { my $r = shift; warn 'callback',
Stathy G. Touloumis wrote:
Does anyone know how to set the time out value for Apache::print to a higher
value if possible or how to avoid a timeout?? I am performing an import
into a database that can vary in time (1min - 10min) and I would need to be
able to handle this situation. Would
Stathy G. Touloumis wrote:
Thanks for the response,
Do you know if this setting taken from the Apache conf directive 'Timeout'?
$r-server-timeout directly gets/sets the value for the httpd.conf
Timeout directive for the server in question - see Chapter 4 in the
cookbook ;)
I don't have a
Stathy G. Touloumis wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to map a uri to a file based on certain factors. I would like
to have this done after the 'Trans' phase when certain information is
available. I noticed when the original file mapping does not exist (what
apache maps in it's 'Trans' phase)
George Sanderson wrote:
What is the best way to check from within the httpd.conf file if a mod_perl
module is loaded. For C modules, I can use:
IfModule mod_perl.c ... /IfModule
to conditionally load it's directives.
Is there a similar conditional syntax for the mod_perl script modules?
Rasoul Hajikhani wrote:
Hello folks,
I am writing a web interface for the GPGP module that would allow users
to create a new public and private key and adds them to the corporate
key ring. I will be useing IPC::Open3 and IO::Select to control stdin
and stdout of GPGP. Are there any
Axel Andersson wrote:
Hello,
I'm having trouble with both setting a cookie and redirecting the user to
another page at the same time. It would appear the cookie is only sent
when a normal header is sent by server.
this is a common problem - you have to add the cookie to the
Geoff: I think I did this with my own module with no success... I'd end
up with an extra set of headers, if I was _lucky_...
perhaps that is due to a general misunderstanding of err_headers_out -
they are sent _even_ on Apache errors (of which REDIRECT is considered
one), not _only_ on
Brian Lavender wrote:
I am trying to install Apache::Session and it is failing on
the DBD::Oracle tests. It is asking for a default user. Do
I need to configure Oracle for a default user? Or do I need
to set some environment variable with a user id and password?
well, looking at
Michael Dwyer wrote:
Hi, I'm sorry if this has been covered, but i've scoured the net and can't
find any documentation on exactly how to use the upload hook of
Apache::Request to create a meter, as it states in the Apache::Request
documentation. Just wondering if anyone can point me in
=== Building for mod_perl-1.26
(cd ./apaci PERL5LIB=/usr/ports/www/mod_perl/work/mod_perl-1.26/lib
make)
Perl lib version (5.00503) doesn't match executable version (5.006001)
at /usr/libdata/perl/5.00503/mach/Config.pm line 7.
I saw this just this week at work - turned out that
Jeff Armstrong wrote:
Revered Chefs,
Please forgive a mere mod_perl kitchen-hand, undergoing early cookie
training... I have the following cookie code, but no cookies come
back when I refresh, and I don't see any $HTTP_COOKIE in %ENV.
$cookies ends up as a hash ref pointing to an empty
Jeff wrote:
Please forgive a mod_perl wannabie [aka woza.PHP4.user]
I have googled two differing flavoured cookies in the
mod_perl recipe library:
Apache::Cookie
Apache::Cookie is a nice interface for cookies that is specific to the mod_perl
environment. it
parallels CGI::Cookie,
Christian Gilmore wrote:
I am attempting to redirect certain users during the authentication phase
to support password expiration management. I am not having success
building it directly into the authentication module and think it may be
perhaps that the internal REDIRECT constant is
Gordon Henriksen wrote:
I'm looking at how to best avoid downtime during a code upgrade, as we often
do spot releases of critical code fixes and we're getting to the usage level
that I don't want to interrupt service to deploy that code. At the same
time, I want to avoid running 200
The best way I've found to deal with this problem is to have multiple
servers behind a load-balancer and do a rolling restart. If you have
servers A and B, you take A out of the load balancer temporarilly,
upgrade it, add it back in, take B out, upgrade it, add it back in.
Using this
Martin Haase-Thomas wrote:
Hi all,
instead of committing suicide after having tried and searched for all of
the day now i'd rather ask you:
does anyone know how to redirect STDOUT into a scalar variable,
so that a 'print anything' will not appear on STDOUT, but only in
my buffer?
try
John Siracusa wrote:
I have something like:
Location /foo
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler My::Foo
/Location
Location /
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler My::Bar
AuthName Bar
AuthType Basic
PerlAuthenHandler My::Auth::Bar
PerlAuthzHandler My::Authz::Bar
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 12:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: cvs commit: modperl/eg README httpd.conf.pl perl_sections.txt
perl_sections_2.txt perlio.pl registry.pl startup.pl test.pl
ask
whoops, forgot to CC the list, but it seems Ged stepped in with the
same info
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to follow the script in section 214 of the book mod_perl
Developer's Cookbook in order to pre-load my Apache::registry scripts
using Apache::RegistryLoader I'm getting a
it seems mod_perl is gathering some serious momentum lately...
in addition to Paul's Preventing Cross-site Scripting Attacks
article last week
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2002/02/20/css.html
we have a new article by Stas, Why mod_perl?
http://perl.com/pub/a/2002/02/26/whatismodperl.html
so,
Issac Goldstand wrote:
Can I humbly suggest some articles that would lead to a guide for mod_perl
2? I'm actually a bit embarrassed to admit that this is more out of
personal laziness than real need... I've just been so swamped lately, I've
never gotten around to looking at the API for
Andy Lester wrote:
How can I get mod_perl to handle all Apache output, whether or not it
originates with mod_perl?
I'm writing a module that needs to analyze all output generated by Apache.
That's easy enough with stacked handlers, but I'm goofing something up
with, say, static HTML.
Andy Lester wrote:
ok, SetHandler sets a content handler for a given Location - it supersededs
everything else.
unlike with normal Apache, mod_perl needs two things in order for your handler to
be called:
the content hander to be perl-script (for Apache) and the name of your handler
Perrin Harkins wrote:
Andy Lester wrote:
I want my MyFilter to process EVERYTHING that Apache spits out, whether
with mod_perl, mod_php or just reading a .html file from the filesystem,
especially the mod_php stuff.
Assuming you mean you want to look at the generated content from
--Geoff
cheers,
simran.
On Tue, 2002-02-26 at 00:03, Geoffrey Young wrote:
simran wrote:
Hi All,
I could not find references on how to delete a varaible once set via
PerlSetVar.
I am setting a global 'PerlSetVar AuthNameExpires +24h' variable in my
httpd.conf
Wong, Connie wrote:
Hello,
I'm running mod_perl with Apache-SSL on Solaris 8.
I setup a self-certificate for the basic authentication.
I want to get the login name from the client (REMOTE_USER).
In CGI, there is an environment variable $ENV{REMOTE_USER} that I can use.
In mod_perl with
simran wrote:
Hi All,
I could not find references on how to delete a varaible once set via
PerlSetVar.
I am setting a global 'PerlSetVar AuthNameExpires +24h' variable in my
httpd.conf and want to be able to set it back to expire at end of
session for some virtual hosts.
If i could
I'm reading my Apache bible and the section on MIME types and my
question is: Is there a way to modify the htaccess file so that
regardless of the file requested (.gif, .wav, .jpg, etc.) they
would receive a file recognizable as an html document or a plain
text file when clicked on?
well,
not sure if everyone here pays attention to perl.com on a daily basis,
but Paul Lindner's article on Apache::TaintRequest showed up
yesterday...
from the perl.com email newsletter...
Cross-site scripting attacks are a surprisingly little-known and
surprisingly dangerous problem for anyone
My question was really about the proper way to call method handlers from
either push_handlers or set_handlers since the normal technique (first
example above) calls them as normal subs, i.e. the first parameter is not
the class name. The second example, however, seems to do the trick. I
I moved the session cleanup phase to a PerlLogHandler and it seems to be
working, except for one small issue. Request URIs for directories (i.e. no
filename specified) don't seem to trigger the log handler. I put some
warnings in the code to trace its execution. The following is a dump
Cees Hek wrote:
On Wed, 2002-02-20 at 13:27, John Stauffacher wrote:
All,
I am a bit confused as to what httpd.conf directives need to be used in
order to get apache to execute a PerlHandler when it encounters a
certain file type. What I want to do:
Execute a handler whenever
Milo Hyson wrote:
I just ran into a problem with my PerlFixupHandler/PerlCleanupHandler based
session manager (discussed earlier). It seems there's no guarantee that the
cleanup handler will fire before the browser receives the response from the
content handler.
um, yes there is.
Robert Landrum wrote:
I'm trying to do something really simple and trying to avoid writing
an Modperl handler to do it.
We have a website behind a bigip running on port 8080. When someone
requests a URL that doesn't end with a slash, it's redirected to
http://host:8080/path/ . I tried
IEEE Consulting wrote:
Where's the mod_perl Cookbook?
you can find all types of information about the cookbook at
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/
including places to purchase it and the source code from the entire book.
enjoy!
--Geoff
Alex Porras wrote:
I am slowly learning about OO from Tom's tutorial, and was able to do inheritance
with two dummy classes I wrote, including adding methods to the subclass and have
them work too. However, when I tried to inherit from Apache::Request, it doesn't
seem to work right. Maybe
Aaron Ross wrote:
shouldn't stacked handlers be the right solution here? are stacked auth
handlers not allowed or something?
yes, you can stack multiple auth handlers. the only problem is that,
for the PerlAuthenHandler and PerlAuthzHandler the first handler to
return an Apache error
the only problem is that,
for the PerlAuthenHandler and PerlAuthzHandler the first handler to
return an Apache error code (anything other than OK, DECLINED, or
DONE) terminates the chain. which is generally fine, except when you
want to return AUTH_REQUIRED and note_basic_auth_failure().
Marcel Weber wrote:
Fixed some errors. Here comes the working version:
untested
I think you might need to iterate through $r-err_headers_out and
remove WWW-Authenticate and Proxy-Authenticate after each
authentication module runs.
say you have an AuthSMB and AythSybase chain. AuthSMB
untested
I think you might need to iterate through $r-err_headers_out and
remove WWW-Authenticate and Proxy-Authenticate after each
authentication module runs.
say you have an AuthSMB and AythSybase chain. AuthSMB calls
note_basic_auth_failure and sets the WWW-Authenticate header,
Martin Haase-Thomas wrote:
Hi,
I searched in the book, I searched in the FAQs - no I ask u:
Does Apache::File-new start a subrequest?
no. it is merely a layer over Perl's file IO methods (Perl_do_open
from what I can see).
There are some mystical lines
in my rewrite_log, which might
* Despite numerous heroic efforts, HTTP HEAD requests are still screwed!
Apache::Registry serves HEAD + Body, and Geoffrey's Apache::HEADRegistry
doesn't work with redirects and 404's (I get like two headers and 3
bodies for 404's. Now that's verbose :-))
No real mod_perl problem on that
Perrin Harkins wrote:
I think the problem here is that mod_perl sets the assbackward flag
when setting headers via send_cgi_header() (which CGI.pm does).
Is this only an issue when using CGI.pm or PerlSendHeader then? I seem to
recall having no trouble doing this from a normal handler.
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