Single perl script (CGI) to handle all requests (within Directory) using Apache::Registry?

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Within a Directory directive, Is there a way to force all requests to be
handled by a single perl (CGI) script running under Apache::Registry?
This is a legacy script using CGI.pm and no modperl calls, thus I can't use
a modperl handler, but uses Apache::Registry.

So regardless of what the request path or filename is (as long as it falls
into the Directory config), I want a single script to be able to send a
normal response, redirect or 404. It currently runs under Apache::Registry
and works fine, but the script must be specified.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Joe Junkin

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Within a Directory directive, Is there a way to force all requests to be handled by a single perl (CGI) script running under Apache::Registry?
This is a legacy script using CGI.pm and no modperl calls, thus I can't use a modperl handler, but uses Apache::Registry.


So regardless of what the request path or filename is (as long as it falls into the Directory config), I want a single script to be able to send a normal response, redirect or 404. It currently runs under Apache::Registry and works fine, but the script must be specified.


Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Joe Junkin


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