Re: mod_perl - separate PERL interpreter for each LocationMatch

On Monday, 12 September 2011 09:22:57 utham hoode wrote:
> Hi All,         I have written a mod_perl proxy server which redirects
> the HTTP traffic to a webserver.    I have pasted the snippet below. 
>     In the apache worker thread, is enable. In the httpd.conf two
> <LocationMatch> are configured
> http://ipaddress/path1/http://ipaddress/path2/ After starting the
> http server if i open any URL from the browser, same “TEST_VAR” is
> being printedfor both the URLs. If I call path1 first, then for both
> the URLs 100 is printed.If I call path2 first, then for both the URLs
> 200 is printed.(that is its taking the first called Path, after httpd
> is started) #----------------------------Startup.pl
> --------------------------------------------##startup.pl use lib
> qw(/home/test1/libs); 1; #---------------------------------
> #----------------------------
> httpd.conf---------------------------------------------#  #
> httpd.conf PerlRequire /home/test1/startup.pl
> #http://ipaddress/path1/<LocationMatch /path1/>     SetEnvIf
> Request_URI "/" TEST_VAR=100     SetHandler perl-script    
> PerlResponseHandler Module::Test</LocationMatch>
> #http://ipaddress/path2/<LocationMatch /path2/>     SetEnvIf
> Request_URI "/" TEST_VAR=200     SetHandler perl-script    
> PerlResponseHandler Module::Test</LocationMatch>
> #--------------------------------------------------------------------
> -----------#  #---------------------------- Test.pm
> ---------------------------------------------# # Test.pm package
> Module::Test; use strict; use Apache2::Const qw(:methods :http
> :common);use Apache2::Log ();use Apache2::URI ();  my $param =
> env_variable(); sub handler{    Apache2::ServerRec::warn($param);  
> print "Value".$param;   return Apache2::Const::OK;}  sub
> env_variable{       # Configuration loading from a file during
> startup       my $endpointURL = $ENV{'TEST_VAR'};       return
> $endpointURL;} 1;
> #--------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------------  But I tried with <VirtualHost> option and it is working
> fine as PerlOptions +Parent is present.But since the port numbers are
> different firefox will now allow simulataneous access toboth URL from
> same webpage.  #http://ipaddress:8080/path1/<VirtualHost *:8080>   
> SetEnvIf Request_URI "/" TEST_VAR=100    PerlRequire
> /home/test1/startup.pl     PerlOptions +Parent     <LocationMatch
> /path2/>          SetHandler perl-script          PerlResponseHandler
> Module::Test     </LocationMatch></VirtualHost> 
> #http://ipaddress:8085/path2/<VirtualHost *:8085>    SetEnvIf
> Request_URI "/" TEST_VAR=200    PerlRequire /home/test1/startup.pl   
>  PerlOptions +Parent     <LocationMatch /path2/>          SetHandler
> perl-script          PerlResponseHandler Module::Test    
> </LocationMatch></VirtualHost> Please help me with this, Thanks in
> advance.Regards,uttam

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