I'm porting an existing mod_perl 1.x module to mod_perl 2 and I can't
seem to find the equivalent to r->content in the Apache2 API?
In the mod_perl 1.0 module, I currently have:
my %params = $r->method eq 'POST' ? $r->content : $r->args();
but running under mod_perl 2 I get the following e
Yeah, I have the tendancy of sliding in and out of backslashism from
time to time. I often do it to impress the kids ;) Kidding aside, I
agree, it does makes things more easier to read though.
-Carlos
Stas Bekman wrote:
Carlos Ramirez wrote:
Here's the latest 'diff -u' ;)
antumfx.com/software/modules/Apache-AuthenSmb.pm
-Carlos
Shannon Eric Peevey wrote:
Carlos Ramirez wrote:
Oops, I sent the wrong diff. I also updated the module on my site.
http://www.quantumfx.com/software/modules/Apache-AuthenSmb.pm
-Carlos
Carlos Ramirez wrote:
Included is the diff of the cur
Oops, I sent the wrong diff. I also updated the module on my site.
http://www.quantumfx.com/software/modules/Apache-AuthenSmb.pm
-Carlos
Carlos Ramirez wrote:
Included is the diff of the current 0.71 version the my mods.
The mods include the following mods:
* Allows user to use Domain\Username
Included is the diff of the current 0.71 version the my mods.
The mods include the following mods:
* Allows user to use Domain\Username to authenticate. Actually, I'm also
allowing Domain/Username. This eliminates alot of the problems
experienced by our users not remembering to use the 'back sl
Lehman, Jason (Registrar's Office) wrote:
Can you refer to windows groups with AuthenSmb on a linux
machine and can you refer to multiple domains? And how do you do it if
you can do either. I know about NTLM but I need it toÂwork in
bothÂNetscape and IE sinceÂI have both from users. Th
