J.Lance Wilkinson wrote:
I don't believe I ever got a reply to this, so since it's been a month I'll
repeat it...
the story so far: I have a need to be able to parse into an
environment variable (using Rewrite rules or some such) a value
that then can be used in a *require* directive like
require ldap-group
or require ldap-filter
Using Apache v2.2.6 on Solaris 10, Apache 2.2.15 on Linux RHEL 6,
pretty much the same Apache configurations on both.
Is this something possible NOW using stock modules, or is this
something that I will have with Apache 2.4 and its stock modules,
or is this something I would need to implement new or modified
code to achieve?
I'll further clarify what I WANT to do...
<Location ~ "^/(.*)/member.(.*)(.html|/(.*)?)$">
SetEnvIf Request_URI "^/(.*)/member.(.*)(.html|/(.*)?)$" MBRSHP=$2
...
require ldap-group cn=umg/%{MBRSHP},dc=xxx,dc=yyy:
...
</Location>
So, how to supply the information parsed from the URI as part of the
argument to the require ldap-group directive *at REQUEST time*. Is
that %{xxx} resolution something that takes place at the time the
request is being serviced and honored, or is it something that only
applies as the configuration is being processed?
I'm already using mod_define.so as a loaded module, if that makes
any difference (to my advantage or disadvantage...)...
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