I really apologize for resurrecting a thread that was
put to rest almost a month ago. I am just running
into this problem now, and I don't quite understand
what the fix is. I'm very new to writing a MP
handler.
I am trying to write a (yet another) authentication
handler for a directory that is to be indexed. By I
am finding that no matter what I try, based on the
April thread, I just can't get the normal directory
indexing to work.
I've stripped out all of the handler's real logic and
the usual MP1/MP2 detection below, and it just returns
a simple DECLINE. As with the original poster's
problem, unless I specify the filename in the URL it
fails with the error log "Attempt to Server Directory"
Using just the stub code below, I would like to know
how to get it to give the directory index. I've tried
adding ..
$r->handler(Apache::Const::DIR_MAGIC_TYPE);
return OK;
.. just to see if it gives a directory index, but only
an empty file is returned to the browser (but no
error). What am I doing wrong?
Tom
Linux, httpd 2.0.52
httpd.conf snippet:
<Location /tempsecure >
Options Indexes
SetHandler perl-script
PerlResponseHandler My::Dummy
</Location>
site_perl\My\Dummy.pm file:
package My::Dummy ;
use Apache::Const -compile => qw(DIR_MAGIC_TYPE OK
DECLINED);
use Apache::RequestRec;
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI qw/header path_info redirect
path_translated/;
sub handler {
my $r = shift;
# fix to detect blank file and pass to directory
index goes here...
return DECLINED ;
}
1;
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