Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Actually
<VirtualHost gozer>
<Perl>
$PerlSetVar = "foo $bar";
</Perl>
</VirtualHost>
works. As I've later figured out thanks to Philippe's examples is that
my problem was that I was calling:
$PerlSetVar = ["foo", $bar],
which mod_perl has happily ignored or something... it didn't generate
any errors. and I think it should.
I'm still not sure how to set several PerlSetVar entries.
@PerlSetVar = ("foo $bar", "fooz $otherbar");
or
@PerlSetVar = (['foo',$bar], ['fooz',$otherbar]);
Hmm, so now ['foo', $bar] is Ok for TAKE2? I though you said it had to be
"foo $bar";
and how does it look as a part of %VirtualHost?
It's very confusing. And the worst thing is that things silently fail...
It doesn't silently fail for me:
<Perl>
$PerlSetVar = ['gozer','rules'];
</Perl>
$> t/TEST -start
Syntax error on line 93 of [mp2]/t/conf/extra.last.conf:
$parms->add_config() has failed: PerlSetVar takes two arguments
[ error]
server has died with status 255
But the attached patche makes it work as you'd expect too ;-)
Cool!
If that's not too much work, mind to add some tests so it's easier to see
what works?
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