Jean-Christophe,
It seems reasonable for me that Embperl "executes" the .pdf files
since to told it to do in your httpd.conf
Why don't you just put your links something like this:
<a href="authorize_log_and_deliver_pdf.ep?file=my.pdf>click here</a>
And than in the .ep file do something like:
[*
execute(auth.epl ) ;
$http_headers_out{'Location'}= $fdat{'file'};
*]
In other words:
Do what you have to do and let Apache do its work.
Jean-Christophe Boggio schrieb:
Well, maybe I should reword my question.
I want to place links to PDF files on my site like :
<a href="/pdf/v01.pdf">Click here to download</a>
And I want to log the fact that someone downloaded the file.
So I set Apache up so that all PDF files are handled by Embperl :
EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE base.epl
<FilesMatch "\.(pdf|html)$">
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Embperl::Object
Options ExecCGI
</FilesMatch>
Inside my "base.epl", I distinguish .pdf from .html and proceed
accordingly :
[$ if ($ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} =~ /\.pdf$/) $]
[-
$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} =~ /.*\/(.*\.pdf)$/;
my $filename = $1;
Execute('auth.epl'); # This is where the logging takes place
if (open(PDF,$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}.$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME})) {
$http_headers_out{'Content-type'}='application/pdf';
$http_headers_out{'Content-Disposition'}="attachment;
filename=$filename";
local ($/);
local ($escmode);
my $pdf=<PDF>;
print OUT $pdf;
close(PDF);
}
exit 1;
-]
[$ endif $]
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