DirectoryIndex vs. PerlTransHandler

I define a generalized output filter for any .page file: SetHandler perl-script PerlOutputFilterHandler Layout I have a block: DataSources Environment which I'm referencing via an Alias from a VirtualHost: ServerName home.Dimension.org Docu

Re: DirectoryIndex vs. PerlTransHandler

Geoffrey Young wrote: My PerlResponseHandler works fine on files in the /tools directory for pages that are specified, for example: /tools/environment.page /tools/index.page If I use just the directory URI: /tools/ the DirectoryIndex specification works but I don't get any configuration data

Re: DirectoryIndex vs. PerlTransHandler

know. Thanks for all the various suggestions. This has all been very informative. Marc M. Adkins I define a generalized output filter for any .page file: SetHandler perl-script PerlOutputFilterHandler Layout I have a block: DataSources Environment whic

Configuration Data vs. DirectoryIndex

allest possible footprint to make it easy to review, for them what has the time and interest. Failing that, perhaps this IS a good solution and may benefit some other poor soul. Marc M. Adkins mod_perl_config.czf Description: Binary data

Performance Questions

ing that I should be able to hang the XML object (not the text representation thereof) on the request object and avoid the overhead of printing the XML and then parsing it again. Has anyone tried doing this? Marc M. Adkins

Re: Performance Questions

Well, I _am_ using XSLT for my template expansion. That kind of makes XML important. Thanks for the responses, and that's about what I figured I would try. Just wondering if anyone would answer "no it won't work because..." John Drago wrote: --- John ORourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'v

Re: Configuration Data vs. DirectoryIndex

wrote: On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 11:13:49 -0700 "Marc M. Adkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have been struggling with DirectoryIndex behavior and configuration information from custom Perl directives for a while now. I've been scanning the web and posting here and thanks for th

Can output filter return "page not found"?

I'm trying to cause a 404 error from an output filter and it isn't doing what I expect. Is this even possible? mma

Re: Can output filter return "page not found"?

Hmmm...it's a bucket brigade FilterRequestHandler output filter. It seems to not care what return code I use, whatever is in the bucket brigade goes out. Can I not return Apache2::Const::NOT_FOUND from handler()? That seems odd. Marc M. Adkins wrote: I'm trying to cause a 404 err

Re: Can output filter return "page not found"?

Thanks in advance for any hints. mma Marc M. Adkins wrote: Hmmm...it's a bucket brigade FilterRequestHandler output filter. It seems to not care what return code I use, whatever is in the bucket brigade goes out. Can I not return Apache2::Const::NOT_FOUND from handler()? That seems o

Re: Can output filter return "page not found"?

possible though, somehow. That said you might be better served catching whatever situation is causing you to want to do this earlier in the request cycle and keeping the response phase from doing whatever it wants to do in the first place and just causing the 404 to happen then. Adam Mar

Re: Can output filter return "page not found"?

I'm actually thinking the same thing. I've been looking for a configuration setting that will just notice that the file isn't there and 404, but I think the fact that there IS a response handler is causing Apache to skip the check for the existence of the file. Failing a simpler configuration

Re: Can output filter return "page not found"?

Implemented Fixup handler and it works fine. Thanks all. Marc M. Adkins wrote: I'm actually thinking the same thing. I've been looking for a configuration setting that will just notice that the file isn't there and 404, but I think the fact that there IS a response handler is