Re: Strange behavior with RubyAuthenHandler on ruby 1.8.1 + modruby 1.0.7

Hi,

At Fri, 02 Apr 2004 11:48:06 +0200,
LHERBIER Lois <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for the patch :o)
> I have noticed this change in ruby 1.8 on the 1.8 changelog and I see 
> the warning ( warning: main#include in the ...) on my apache log too 
> when it crashes.

It seems that my patch is not commited to the ruby_1_8 branch.
Did you applied my patch?

> But I don't use "load", but "require", "load (xx,true)" evaluates the 
> file in an anonymous module, "require" doesn't (?).

Apache::RubyRun load scripts by "load(xx, true)", so test.rbx
is evaluated in an anonymous module.

> I don't understand why this problem appears only when I "require" the 
> foo.rb from the file containing Apache ruby auth handler (auth.rb).
> If I don't require 'foo.rb' form the Apache ruby auth handler (auth.rb), 
> everything works fine (test.rbx) !

"require 'bar/foo'" in test.rbx is evaluated in an anonymous module, but
RubyRequire in httpd.conf is evaluated on the top level context.

You can test it without mod_ruby like this:

$ cd /home/test/bug/
$ ruby1.8 -v -rcgi -I lib -r bar/auth -e 'load("test.rbx", true)' < /dev/null
ruby 1.8.1 (2004-02-03) [i386-linux]
bar/auth loaded
bar/foo loaded
./test.rbx:2: warning: main#include in the wrapped load is effective only for toplevel
Content-Type: text/html
 
./test.rbx:5: uninitialized constant #<Module:0x40322a6c>::Foo (NameError)
        from -e:1:in `load'
        from -e:1

Strangely, it works if I added 'require "cgi"' to test.rbx and
remove -rcgi from the command line option.
There may be more bugs in ruby.

Shugo