In addition to the techniques Stas mentioned (which I've always found to
be more than adequate), there are tons of configuration modules on CPAN.
AppConfig, Config::* modules, etc. Just make sure you choose one that
can do layered configs, so that you can specify a configuration that's
shared and
Ryan Thompson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I did a brief search of the archives, and the web, but found few ideas
> that address this issue... which seems odd, because this is a very
> common problem with typical mod_perl applications.
>
> What I have is a large distributed mod_perl application, with ma
Hi all,
I did a brief search of the archives, and the web, but found few ideas
that address this issue... which seems odd, because this is a very
common problem with typical mod_perl applications.
What I have is a large distributed mod_perl application, with many
packages strewn throughout a hi
Apache->server will work - but it will always return the base server (so
if you are using virtual hosts it will return a different server from
$r->server). As long as you are not using virtual hosts you should be ok.
sterling
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Stathy Touloumis wrote:
> Kinda, need to acces
:
> Is it possible to access a global configuration directive without using the
> request object?
>
> Thanks,
>
Is it possible to access a global configuration directive without using the
request object?
Thanks,
