4.5.1 Functions

log_error(message[, level, server])

An interface to the Apache ap_log_error() function. message is a string with the error message, level is one of the following flags constants:

APLOG_EMERG
APLOG_ALERT
APLOG_CRIT
APLOG_ERR
APLOG_WARNING
APLOG_NOTICE
APLOG_INFO
APLOG_DEBUG
APLOG_NOERRNO

server is a reference to a req.server object. If server is not specified, then the error will be logged to the default error log, otherwise it will be written to the error log for the appropriate virtual server. When server is not specified, the setting of LogLevel does not apply, the LogLevel is dictated by an httpd compile-time default, usually warn.

If you have a reference to a request object available, consider using req.log_error intead, it will prepend request-specific information such as the source IP of the request to the log entry.

allow_methods([*args])

A convenience function to set values in req.allowed. req.allowed is a bitmask that is used to construct the "Allow:" header. It should be set before returning a HTTP_NOT_IMPLEMENTED error.

Arguments can be one or more of the following:

M_GET
M_PUT
M_POST
M_DELETE
M_CONNECT
M_OPTIONS
M_TRACE
M_PATCH
M_PROPFIND
M_PROPPATCH
M_MKCOL
M_COPY
M_MOVE
M_LOCK
M_UNLOCK
M_VERSION_CONTROL
M_CHECKOUT
M_UNCHECKOUT
M_CHECKIN
M_UPDATE
M_LABEL
M_REPORT
M_MKWORKSPACE
M_MKACTIVITY
M_BASELINE_CONTROL
M_MERGE
M_INVALID

config_tree()

Returns the server-level configuration tree. This tree does not include directives from .htaccess files. This is a copy of the tree, modifying it has no effect on the actual configuration.

server_root()

Returns the value of ServerRoot.

make_table()

This function is obsolete and is an alias to table (see below).