hugh williams <hughw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> <!--#exec cmd="echo $DOCUMENT_NAME | perl -e 'while (<>)
>> {s/(\w+)_(\w+)_[_abt]{3}\..*/sprintf \"<b>%s Option %s
>> Hyperlinks<\/b>\", uc $1,uc $2/e;print;}'" -->
>>
>> This works fine in both Apache 1.3.33 and 2.2.3; however 2.2.3 also
>> send the following error warning into the error log:
>>
>> [Wed Oct 22 14:50:00 2008] [warn] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] regex
>> capture $1 refers to no regex in /users/hughw/public_html/spclhand/z
>> 1234_aba_abt.html
>> [Wed Oct 22 14:50:00 2008] [warn] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] regex
>> capture $2 refers to no regex in /users/hughw/public_html/spclhand/z
>> 1234_aba_abt.html
>>
>> This message is found in mod_include.c, and is not present in the
>> Apache 1.3 tree.
>>
>> So, can someone explain to me why the error is triggered? The
>> include parses perfectly and the correct results are displayed, that
>> is, Perl handles things fine, but Apache apparently is trying to use
>> the "$1" and "$2" for its own needs as well as letting Perl have
Have you tried escaping the $ with \? Maybe something like
<!--#exec cmd="echo $DOCUMENT_NAME | perl -e 'while (<>)
{s/(\w+)_(\w+)_[_abt]{3}\..*/sprintf \"<b>%s Option %s
Hyperlinks<\/b>\", uc \$1,uc \$2/e;print;}'" -->
--
Dan Poirier <poirier@xxxxxxxxx>
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