Hi,
Eric Covener wrote:
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 10:17 AM, ricardo13ricardoogra...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I would like to konw how I pass information to other machine and between
modules.
For example:
module A (mod_rewrite) in Server A forward request to module b (worker.c)
in
Okay, so upon further inspection, it appears that there may not be an
equivalent function for mod_perls set_handlers().
This leads me to a problem: how do I turn off a hook, especially, as the
check_user() hook expects the r-user property to contain the username,
meaning that the sending of a 403
On Wed, 2009-07-22 at 10:43 +0100, Ben Davies wrote:
Okay, so upon further inspection, it appears that there may not be an
equivalent function for mod_perls set_handlers().
This leads me to a problem: how do I turn off a hook, especially, as the
check_user() hook expects the r-user property
This leads me to a problem: how do I turn off a hook,
Whatever it is I need to do, I need to do in the access()
hook.
In access, set a variable. Call it skipauth.
Set it to 1 if you need to skip authorization.
In auth, first check skipauth. If it's true,
skip your authorization and
One solution would be to set a note for your hook in an earlier stage,
and then return DECLINED from your handler when you detect that note.
Ah, but from what I can work out, before the check_user() hook fires, the
403 is sent to the client because of the presence of the require. I can't
have
First of all, thank you to everyone who has replied. Every reply has been
enlightening and helpful. I'm clearly a novice to module development, and I
only ever post when I am truly stuck and need help, and only when I have
exhausted all possible avenues (I own all of the books mentioned regularly
