| =head1 Issues during installation. |
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| =head1 Using libapreq2 with Apache 2 and mod_perl 2. |
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| =head2 When I use Apache::Request in my output filter, it seems to lose the incoming POST variables. |
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| The problem is likely that the mod_apreq filter has not been |
| added to the input filter chain in time to read the POST data. |
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| There are two solutions to this problem: |
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| 1) Write a filter init handler for you filter that instantiates an Apache::Request object. |
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| http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache/Filter.html#C_FilterInitHandler_ |
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| 2) Use .htaccess or your server config to ensure the apreq input filter |
| is active for this request with "AddInputFilter APREQ" or somesuch. |
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| We recommend using (1), and falling back to (2) until you get (1) working. |
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| =head2 When I try to upload a file, why do I get this error "[error] Can't locate .../Apache/Request/upload.al in @INC"? |
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| I<Apache::Upload> is now a separate module in apreq2, so you need to |
| C<use Apache::Upload> to load the C<Apache::Request::upload> function. |
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| =head1 Using libapreq2 outside of Apache. |
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