> Now this doesn't solve your problem. You want the env to be set in > filters. We need to spec how this should work first. Doug?
Thanks for the explaination. I had a feeling it was due to some sort of buffering, but I thought the error was when I didn't get the environment, rather than when I actually did. It was useful to have them, as I was using the filter to display a menu at the top of each page (be it script, or static html), and the content of the menu depended on REMOTE_USER (and in part, REMOTE_ADDR). In mod_perl, i was using PerlRunFilter to process a script, and then chain to the menu "filter", but perhaps there's a better way in mod_perl2 of doing this (for better, read _correct_ ;) )...? Thanks, Matthew. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
