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From: Adrian Ghizaru <adrian@rpromo.com>
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Subject: Re: DirectoryIndex file in Embperl::Object, a quick solution
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 2002 10:38:12 -0400
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Heh, smack me behind the head with a sack of doorknobs, didn't really give 
too much thought to Gerald's solution, my head read EMBPERL_FILEMATCH (or 
something like this?) as soon as it saw the "\.htm.?|\.epl$" part.

Yeah, cool, now I see what was suggested and I understand it's cleaner :)))
Oh well... teaches you to read 2 times before writing anything :)

- Adrian.

> > A few days back I came to you with a problem concerning
> > Embperl::Object not using Apache's DirectoryIndex directive. Gerald
> > Richter unfortunately informed me it is indeed a known issue and will
> > be worked on.
>
> He also suggested a workaround.   In case you missed it, I quote:
> >>  Yes, that a known (at least to me) problem. Workaround is to let
> >>  Embperl::Object handle only the files you need, so Apache gets a
> >>  chance to pick up your index file. To do this add something like
> >>
> >>  EMBPERL_URIMATCH "\.htm.?|\.epl$"
> >
> > Just for reference, in case people may need this here
> > or there, here is a simple workaround:
>
> <snip>
>
> I guess there is MTOWTDI.  ;-)  I do, however, think that setting
> EMBPERL_URIMATCH is a bit cleaner.  Basically it restricts Embperl
> to only act on the pages that end in '.htm(l)' and '.epl'.
>
> If you are happy with your solution, then all is well and good.  I just
> thought I would reinterate the solution that Gerald suggested as it has
> worked fantasitically for me.
>
> Cameron
>
>
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