David Champion
dgc at uchicago.edu
Mon Mar 24 09:38:46 EDT 2008
> Don't define SetHandler here. This says that mod_python is handling > the content phase which you don't want as you want your CGI script to > do that. > > Ie., only define SetHandler or AddHandler as appropriate when using > PythonHandler directive. OK, sorry for a basic Apache question, but how do I "add" a handler without specifying what content type/extension it's going to handle content for? My module should be asked to handle every file under the <Location>, regardless of extension or content type. It will decide whether to decline according to its own principles, not according to type. I couldn't find any way to do this with mod_python. With my C module, it's not necessary -- I just put its custom configuration directives within the <Location> block. But mod_python has no analogous behavior that I can see, and I can't tell how to say "use mod_python with these params" without setting a handler. -- -D. dgc at uchicago.edu NSIT University of Chicago
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