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Hi!
In the for what it's worth category, I have observed the following behavior.
In order for the ApJServAction statement to have the desired effect, the
location of the AddModule mod_jserv.c in httpd.conf appears to be important.
When I placed it near the top of the list, the ApJServAction statement
failed to work. However, when I moved it further down the list, it started
working. I am guessing that it has to appear AFTER the AddModule
mod_actions.c statement. I read elsewhere that you have to place the
AddModule mod_jserv.c statement BEFORE the AddModule mod_rewrite.c
statement. I have done so and the rewriting features appear to be working
correctly for me.
My question is - are these correct statements correct? That is, the three
modules mentioned must appear in the order mod_actions.c, mod_jserv.c, and
mod_rewrite.c in the AddModule list in httpd.conf. Also, are there any other
ordering rules that should be observed, and are these rules listed anywhere?
Thanks to all.
.... Bob Kimble
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