Geoffrey Young wrote:
well, knowing how apache works it was definitely a surprise when I looked at subenv.t :)
Are you referring to the line:
$env = $r->subprocess_env; #table may have been overlayed
where it says "may have been"?
no, that $r->subprocess_env(MYFOO => 1) magically set $ENV{FOO}. I wasn't
expecting that.
It does so only if -SetupEnv and subprocess_env wasn't called yet during this request in the void context. What's wrong about it? I'll adjust the test to explicitly test for %ENV.
Grr, it actually doesn't do that at all. Where did you see it doing that?
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