Anders Kaseorg wrote:
When I tried to set PerlOptions None within a Directory or VirtualHost
directive, I get
"Invalid per-directory PerlOption: None"
or
"Invalid per-server PerlOption: None"
I see that MpDir_f_NONE is defined to be 0, the same value that
modperl_flags_lookup_dir returns to signal an error. That clearly won't work.
Anders
Your absolutely right, I'm going to repost this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so we can
discuss a good solution.
We can just change the value from 0x000000 to something else as that would break
compatability with other things....
src/modules/perl/modperl_flags.h:#define MpSrv_f_NONE 0x00000000
src/modules/perl/modperl_flags.h:#define MpSrvNONE(p) (MpSrvFLAGS(p) &
MpSrv_f_NONE)
src/modules/perl/modperl_flags.h:#define MpSrvNONE_On(p) (MpSrvFLAGS(p) |=
MpSrv_f_NONE)
src/modules/perl/modperl_flags.h:#define MpSrvNONE_Off(p) (MpSrvFLAGS(p) &=
~MpSrv_f_NONE)
src/modules/perl/modperl_flags.c: if (strEQ(str, "None"))
return MpSrv_f_NONE;
btw, if you didn't know this is coming from
lib/ModPerl/Code.pm::generate_flags()
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