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ISBN : 978-2-7460-9712-4
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GNU/Linux	CentOS 2.1AS (Slurm)
	Apache::PerlSections(3pm)

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Apache::PerlSections

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
METHODS
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR

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NAME

Apache::PerlSections − Utilities for work with <Perl> sections

SYNOPSIS

    use Apache::PerlSections ();

DESCRIPTION

It is possible to configure you server entirely in Perl using <Perl> sections in httpd.conf. This module is here to help you with such a task.

METHODS

dump

This method will dump out all the configuration variables mod_perl will be feeding the the apache config gears. The output is suitable to read back in via "eval".

Example:

 <Perl>
 use Apache::PerlSections ();
 $Port = 8529;
 $Location{"/perl"} = {
     SetHandler => "perl-script",
     PerlHandler => "Apache::Registry",
     Options => "ExecCGI",
 };
 @DocumentIndex = qw(index.htm index.html);
 $VirtualHost{"www.foo.com"} = {
     DocumentRoot => "/tmp/docs",
     ErrorLog => "/dev/null",
     Location => {
         "/" => {
             Allowoverride => ’All’,
             Order => ’deny,allow’,
             Deny  => ’from all’,
             Allow => ’from foo.com’,
         },
     },
 };
 print Apache::PerlSections->dump;
 </Perl>

This will print something like so:

 package Apache::ReadConfig;
 #scalars:
 $Port = 8529;
 #arrays:
 @DocumentIndex = (
   ’index.htm’,
   ’index.html’
 );
 #hashes:
 %Location = (
   ’/perl’ => {
     PerlHandler => ’Apache::Registry’,
     SetHandler => ’perl-script’,
     Options => ’ExecCGI’
   }
 );
 %VirtualHost = (
   ’www.foo.com’ => {
     Location => {
       ’/’ => {
         Deny => ’from all’,
         Order => ’deny,allow’,
         Allow => ’from foo.com’,
         Allowoverride => ’All’
       }
     },
     DocumentRoot => ’/tmp/docs’,
     ErrorLog => ’/dev/null’
   }
 );
 1;
 __END__

store

This method will call the "dump" method, writing the output to a file, suitable to be pulled in via "require".

Example:

   Apache::PerlSections->store("httpd_config.pl");
   require ’httpd_config.pl’;

SEE ALSO

mod_perl(1), Data::Dumper(3), Devel::Symdump(3)

AUTHOR

Doug MacEachern

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