Once you run the above at the very beginning of your script, it'll
pull out $r out from thin air from that point on. that's exactly what
+GlobalRequest does.
True, but since it is not necessary to do this first operation with mp1,
when you use Apache::compat with mp2 this should be done for
Hi List,
I am trying to get a rather large-ish web app to run with apache 2 /
mod_perl 1.99. I have installed the latest RPMs for Fedora from FreshRPMs.
PerlModule Apache2
PerlModule Apache::compat
PerlOptions +GlobalRequest
PerlOptions +SetupEnv
I have a very strange behavior with
Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
Hi List,
I am trying to get a rather large-ish web app to run with apache 2 /
mod_perl 1.99. I have installed the latest RPMs for Fedora from FreshRPMs.
PerlModule Apache2
PerlModule Apache::compat
PerlOptions +GlobalRequest
PerlOptions +SetupEnv
I
I would consider it a bug, but mod_perl (through the current release)
populated %ENV when the first Perl*Handler runs, which may have been before
or after translation (which is where path_info becomes known). if you
specifically move that PerlInitHandler to a PerlHeaderParserHandler I'd
suspect
Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
I would consider it a bug, but mod_perl (through the current release)
populated %ENV when the first Perl*Handler runs, which may have been
before
or after translation (which is where path_info becomes known). if you
specifically move that PerlInitHandler to a
We have the way to do it:
Apache-server-add_config(['PerlOptions +GlobalRequest +SetupEnv']);
But normally, those options are set in httpd.conf's specific containers
and not always globally for the whole server. I'm not sure it's a good
idea to enforce these settings for the whole
Geoffrey Young wrote:
We have the way to do it:
Apache-server-add_config(['PerlOptions +GlobalRequest +SetupEnv']);
But normally, those options are set in httpd.conf's specific containers
and not always globally for the whole server. I'm not sure it's a good
idea to enforce these settings for
You have the API to do that override already. Add as the first line in
your script:
$r = shift; Apache-request($r);
that's not the same. in mp1 Apache-request is used for pulling $r out of
thin air. isn't +GlobalRequest for that exact circumstance, allowing you to
get at $r when none is
Geoffrey Young wrote:
You have the API to do that override already. Add as the first line in
your script:
$r = shift; Apache-request($r);
that's not the same. in mp1 Apache-request is used for pulling $r out of
thin air. isn't +GlobalRequest for that exact circumstance, allowing you to
get at
