Re: How to get files in svn directory processed by another mod

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Thanks for the reply,

On 7/28/22 5:29 PM, Eric Covener wrote:
On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 3:58 PM Gary Aitken <apache@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
<snip>
It feels like the mod(s) which handle svn is not letting my mod_xxx deal
with the file.
...
Is your mod instrumented with trace?

No; I don't know what that is.
I enabled mod_status but that does not seem particularly useful at first
blush.
Is your reference to something other than http trace?
I thought that was limited to establishing whether the request was handled
or not, not how a request was handed around in the server itself.
ptr?

Have you looked at mod_info output to show hook order?

I see the following under mod_info for Content Handlers:
   -10 core.c
   00 mod_passenger.c
   20 mod_passenger.c
   10 mod_autoindex.c
   00 mod_passenger.c
   10 mod_auth_openidc.c
   10 mod_md.c
   10 mod_dav.c
   10 mod_dav_svn.c
   10 mod_cgid.c
   10 mod_info.c
   10 mod_negotiation.c
   10 mod_perl.c
   10 mod_perl.c
   10 mod_rewrite.c
   10 mod_status.c
   20 mod_dav_svn.c
   20 mod_commonmark.c
   20 mod_passenger.c
   30 core.c

I don't understand the above output.  Are the numbers on the left a
priority / ordering value to determine the call order?  Are mods with
the same value called in the order listed?

Thanks for any clues,

Gary

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