Re: Accessing the ENV in EMBPERL through modules

	You may need to use the "SetupEnv" option in your httpd.conf file 
(this can be included in the same stanza that is home to your 
SetHandler directive):

		PerlOptions +SetupEnv

	Or if you don't need %ENV in most of your scripts, then a call to 
the subprocess_env() subroutine would probably be more efficient to 
pull this in on an as-needed basis:

		$r->subprocess_env;

	The "examples" section in ModPerl 2's User Guide documentation is 
worth reading as it provides helpful code that demonstrates its use:

		mod_perl 2.0 Server Configuration
		https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#examples

	I'm not familiar with EmbPerl as I use mod_perl2 directly for all 
the web-sites I work on (including new projects today), but hopefully 
this will provide you with what you need.

> Hello
> 
> I have been using EMBPERL for a long time.  I use Perl Modules (.pm
> files) to do most of the heavy lifting.  
> 
> I'm pass %fdat data to my modules by assigning it as a hash reference
>    [- $obj = MODULE->new(\%fdat) -]
> 
> I am wonding if within a module I can access %ENV directly without
> needing to do something similar.
> 
> I want to cause a sepecific behavor based on the URL and Host calling
> the script.
> 
> FWIW - I wrote most of this code before embperl objects
> 
> Ruevain
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