I'm not on the list so please CC me on any replies.
It seems that using Apache::Request and $r->internal_redirect is not a
good idea. The code fragment:
119 my $mstatus = $mh->handle_request($r);
120 if ($mstatus != HTTP_OK) {
121 my $filename = $r->filename;
122 $filename =~ s,^(.*)/.*$,$1/error.html,;
123 print STDERR "Redirecting to $filename\n";
124 my $rstatus = $r->internal_redirect_handler($filename);
125 print STDERR "Internal redirect done\n";
126 return $rstatus;
The request object creates itself as undefined data the second time
around, and the web server does not succeed in the redirect. Even though I
have passed my Anarres::Request (inheriting Apache::Request) to the
internal_redirect method, Apache creates a new Apache object and uses that
in the subrequest.
I want the parameters from the first request to be preserved into the
subrequest.
Another minor issue is that Apache::Request is not trivially subclassed,
the returned value from $self->SUPER::new() must be reblessed into the
desired class.
S.
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Shevek
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