re it is turned into
/index.pl (for example).
thanks,
-Brian
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ersistent and is making use
of mod_perl as a servlet.
-Brian
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brian moseley wrote:
>
> On Sun, 20 May 2001, Brian Aker wrote:
>
> > FWIW I refer to any perl code that is persistent and is
> > making use of mod_perl as a servlet.
>
> "servlet" is a specific term coined by sun referring to a a
> specific compone
Matt Sergeant wrote:
> I'm in httpd_config.c in Apache's core. It's looping through the
possible
> handlers looking for something to handle this request, where the
> content-type is "text/html". It finds PHP's php_xbithack_handler(), which
> matches "text/html". The trace above starts from there
Doug MacEachern wrote:
> is anybody still having this problem? if so, can you provide a simple
> test case to reproduce?
The problem is, the best test case is to install slash,
http://www.slashcode.com/,
and test against it. It has been pretty haphazard. Most of our users
still
report even using
