Apache-Test automagically assigns port numbers to vhost sections, e.g.:
<VirtualHost myhost>
PerlSetVar foo bar
</VirtualHost>
is expanded to:
Listen 0.0.0.0:8530
<VirtualHost _default_:8530>
ServerName lapin.stason.org:8530
PerlSetVar foo bar
</VirtualHost>
But what if I need to use <Perl> inside Vhost, since some values require a
code to be run? If I do:
<Perl>
my $val = get_val();
$VirtualHost{myhost} = {
PerlSetVar => ["foo", $bar],
}
</Perl>
A-T won't know to expand it. On the other hand, doing:
<VirtualHost myhost>
<Perl>
my $val = get_val();
$PerlSetVar = ["foo", $bar];
</Perl>
/VirtualHost>
is not putting the config into the right vhost (it goes to the top-level
config.
The only tricky way I've managed to enjoy the both worlds, is using
add_config:
<Perl>
use Apache2::ServerUtil ();
my $val = get_val();
Apache2::ServerUtil->server->add_config([split /\n/, <<EOI]);
# t/limit/maxx_conn.t
<VirtualHost myhost>
PerlSetVar foo $var
</VirtualHost>
EOI
</Perl>
I don't see how we can make A-T aware of <Perl> in any other ways. Ideas?
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