Hi all,
Playing around again, I fell over some other bits whose behaviour I
didn't like.
If you have a DirIndex like 'index.odt index.html', uri_to_file only
reads the first value. My patch makes it multivalued like with Apache
and most other webservers I know of.
And then my patch modifies $hd->request_uri to include the directory
file, if found; this is the behaviour of Apache and hence, AxKit1 - and
I miss that functionality a lot.
The coding is quick and dirty, making the program rather difficult to
read: If nobody else wants to, I'll rewrite the entire plugin one day to
something a little more readable ;-).
Here's my patch:
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< my ($self, $config, $value) = @_;
< $config->notes($self->plugin_name.'::dirindex',$value);
---
> my ($self, $config, @value) = @_;
> $config->notes($self->plugin_name.'::dirindex',@value);
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> my $dirindex;
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< push @path, $self->config('dirindex')
< if (defined $self->config('dirindex') && -f
catpath($volume,catdir(@path),$self->config('dirindex')));
---
> my @dirindex = $self->config('dirindex');
> foreach my $index (@dirindex) {
> if (-f catpath($volume,catdir(@path),$index)) {
> push @path, $index;
> $dirindex = $index;
> last;
> }
> }
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>
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> $hd->request_uri($hd->request_uri . $dirindex) if $dirindex;
Regards,
Lars
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Lars Skjærlund
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Ubiquitech A/S
Lyngby Hovedgade 4,3
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark
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http://www.ubiquitech.com
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