On Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 11:15:18AM -0400, Garrison Hoffman wrote: > > This really has more to do with Apache than mod_perl. Look at the > Apache docs for mod_access & RemoveHandler. > > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ > > Anything you can override, you can also restore. In the case of > authorization & authentication it can be as simple as: > > Allow from all
Thanks for your answer. 'RemoveHandler' stems from mod_mime and only seems to address the ResponseHandlers, whereas I'd like to remove the FixupHandlers (for example). 'Allow from all' only tells Apache what to do with access information. It seems that you can suppress the AuthenHandler by setting 'AuthType none', but does this suppress the authorization handlers as well? You state that this is an Apache thing, but I tend to disagree slightly. All handlers are defined using a Perl* prefix and this triggers mod_perl, not Apache. AFAIK the Apache configuration does not let you tamper with the request-phases directly. Just for sake of an example: <Location /> PerlFixupHandler My::Fixup </Location> <Location /images> # disable PerlFixupHandler </Location> Greetings, Frank
