> Come to think of it, you'll want to combine mod_rewrite and mod_proxy
> - I think there's an example of how to do this on the mod_rewrite
> docs.
Thanks Mark. I've read the online docs and tried to make sense of them
the best I can. I couldn't seem to find an example similar to mine
though.
Chr
off the top of my head..
a-
use an ssi or include to the file, but just use an absolute path,
or create a synlink so it falls into an easily readable section. if
its on the same machine, unless apache is jailed, there's a way to
get to your data.
b-
query the blog's cms s
Come to think of it, you'll want to combine mod_rewrite and mod_proxy
- I think there's an example of how to do this on the mod_rewrite
docs.
On 10/19/06, Mark Maunder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris,
I've done something like this with mod_proxy. You can map url's to
external hosts and mod_pro
> If the blog content is generated dynamically Im assuming its content
is stored
> in a database somewhere. Why not write ssi inc to fetch the data
> and output it.
Aaron, you are quite correct that the content is in a database, which is
managed by the blog's content management system. The conte
Hello all. First post from a mod_perl newbie ...
I have a website (www.example.org) and a blog (blog.example.org), which are
both hosted on the same server and I believe are running under the same
instance of Apache (1.3.37). The OS is freeBSD 4.9.
Specifically, on the website, I have a static HT
On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 13:22 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks Perrin for the reply,
> >Most likely you are not actually in the Location block that you think
> you're in
> I am on the same Location block
What does $r->location() tell you? Make sure you are loading
Apache2::RequestUtil.
>
Thanks Perrin for the reply,
>Most likely you are not actually in the Location block that you think
you're in
I am on the same Location block
>here's probably something wrong with another part of your conf file
which is preventing the request from actually being >>handled by this
block.
May be,
