You may need to use the "SetupEnv" option in your httpd.conf file
(this can be included in the same stanza that is home to your
SetHandler directive):
PerlOptions +SetupEnv
Or if you don't need %ENV in most of your scripts, then a call to
the subprocess_env() subroutine would probably be more efficient to
pull this in on an as-needed basis:
$r->subprocess_env;
The "examples" section in ModPerl 2's User Guide documentation is
worth reading as it provides helpful code that demonstrates its use:
mod_perl 2.0 Server Configuration
https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#examples
I'm not familiar with EmbPerl as I use mod_perl2 directly for all
the web-sites I work on (including new projects today), but hopefully
this will provide you with what you need.
> Hello
>
> I have been using EMBPERL for a long time. I use Perl Modules (.pm
> files) to do most of the heavy lifting.
>
> I'm pass %fdat data to my modules by assigning it as a hash reference
> [- $obj = MODULE->new(\%fdat) -]
>
> I am wonding if within a module I can access %ENV directly without
> needing to do something similar.
>
> I want to cause a sepecific behavor based on the URL and Host calling
> the script.
>
> FWIW - I wrote most of this code before embperl objects
>
> Ruevain
>
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