simple modperl 1.0 code example for a non programmer.

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Hello,

Id like to say that Ive been browsing http://perl.apache.org/ and its
snippets section for help however I quickly realised that many of the
examples where written for modperl 2.0 which is why Id like to ask if
anybody could help me with a simple code snippet .. iam sure for the gurus
this wont take long. Id like to dive in learning perl myself but that will
happen later.

All I need is a .pm that is hooked up via the PerlPostReadRequestHandler in
the httpd.conf (apache 1.3) so that it sets co0kie if the GET var ($var) is
present.

This off course will be evaluated for all the requests to my webserver ,
thats the idea. Also, mod_perl is compiled with EVERYTHING=1 .

Thanks to whom had the time to help.

--Matt

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code snippet .. iam sure for the gurus this wont take long. Id like to dive=
in learning perl myself but that will happen later.


All I need is a .pm that is hooked up via the=A0 PerlPostReadRequestHan=
dler in the httpd.conf (apache 1.3) so that it sets co0kie=A0 if the GET va=
r ($var) is present.

This off course will be evaluated for all the =
requests to my webserver , thats the idea.=A0 Also, mod_perl is compiled wi=
th EVERYTHING=3D1 .


Thanks to whom had the time to help.

--Matt




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