Hi,
i'm trying to substitute my old cgi %ENV with
$r->headers_in ...
(In my code $r is $apache)
So i try this, but i get no entries for n the hash,
why???
(modperl 2)
(this code is used in a handler in the SSI phase)
my %temp = $apache->headers_in;
foreach (keys %temp) {
print $temp{$_};
}
# now what i'm used to do
$apache -> subprocess_env->clear;
$apache -> subprocess_env;
In other part of the code i tried the next:
$info->{host} = $apache->headers_in->get('REMOTE_HOST');
$info->{cookie} = $apache->headers_in->get('HTTP_COOKIE');
instead of the usual
$info->{host} = $ENV{REMOTE_HOST};
$info->{cookie} = $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE};
But again it is not working.
Am i doing any error? is this the way to "substitute" %ENV? Can i really
substitute the %ENV or i must use it to have access to this data??
Thanks a lot.
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