Interrogating $r

[Josh Narins <jo...@hotmail.com>]

Dear mod_perl community.

A while ago I listed a problem I had with mod_perl/apache (newest 1.x 
series).[1]

I've still got this problem, and I am asking for help to debug the problem.

[1] Is it possible for a handler to set up an internal_redirect or 
subrequest on a deferred basis?
[2] Is it possible to determine, by interrogating $r (for non-initial 
requests) what caused the non-initial-request to be started?

Sometime between the fixup and content phases apache (in the same httpd 
process) is trying some sort of subrequest. It starts the new request with a 
chopped URL (/a/b/c/ becomes /c), starts at the Trans phase, and weirdly 
enough, the webpages work (the content is served correctly, and I guess the 
second request is simply discarded).

I've put my httpd.conf up at a pastebin. but not sure how long this one 
lasts:
http://sial.org/pbot/17679

[1] - Dec 09, 2005, "Phase/URL Repeat" - 
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/perl-modperl/200512.mbox/ajax/%3cBAY106-F845646413032FD19E92D587450@phx.gbl%3e

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Re: Interrogating $r

[Tech <Te...@accesswave.ca>]

I have attempted all means proper to have myself removed from the list and 
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it.



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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Josh Narins" <jo...@hotmail.com>
To: <mo...@perl.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 11:41 AM
Subject: Interrogating $r


>
> Dear mod_perl community.
>
> A while ago I listed a problem I had with mod_perl/apache (newest 1.x 
> series).[1]
>
> I've still got this problem, and I am asking for help to debug the 
> problem.
>
> [1] Is it possible for a handler to set up an internal_redirect or 
> subrequest on a deferred basis?
> [2] Is it possible to determine, by interrogating $r (for non-initial 
> requests) what caused the non-initial-request to be started?
>
> Sometime between the fixup and content phases apache (in the same httpd 
> process) is trying some sort of subrequest. It starts the new request with 
> a chopped URL (/a/b/c/ becomes /c), starts at the Trans phase, and weirdly 
> enough, the webpages work (the content is served correctly, and I guess 
> the second request is simply discarded).
>
> I've put my httpd.conf up at a pastebin. but not sure how long this one 
> lasts:
> http://sial.org/pbot/17679
>
> [1] - Dec 09, 2005, "Phase/URL Repeat" - 
> http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/perl-modperl/200512.mbox/ajax/%3cBAY106-F845646413032FD19E92D587450@phx.gbl%3e
>
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