Oups my test cases weren't tidy.
from vhost443.conf:
SetEnvIf "LA-U:REMOTE_PORT"
"(.*)" A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf %{LA-U:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf ${LA-U:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=$1
SetEnvIf "LA-F:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf %{LA-F:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf ${LA-F:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=$1
SetEnvIf "ENV:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf %{ENV:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf ${ENV:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=$1
SetEnvIf "SSL:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf %{SSL:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf ${SSL:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=$1
SetenvIf OID("0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1") "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST=3D$1
SetenvIf %{OID("0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1")} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_PERCENT=3D$1
SetenvIf ${OID("0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1")} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_DOLLAR=3D$1
And the result from printenv.pl:
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=""
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST="3D"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_DOLLAR="3D"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_PERCENT="3D"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT_DOLLAR=""
Cdlt, Dave
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A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
David (Dave) Donnan wrote:
Sébastien, hello. I don't have a solution for you but I'm waiting for a
similar reply.
I hope the following helps:
>From my e-mail thread entitled, 'Setting CGI environment variables,
dynamically, from httpd.conf leveraging exising variables':
...
2. Technique 2: setenv DAVESETENV "text"
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Result: DAVESETENV="text"
>
> But, I've read that this is only a static string.
>
> http://www.usenet-forums.com/apache-web-server/10179-setenv-dynamic-variable.html
Eric Covenor replied:
setenvif is a bit more flexible:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_setenvif.html#setenvif
==> So I reckon you should look at setenvif, rather.
----------
>From my Email entitled, 'RewriteRule .* - [E=TEMP_SMUSER:%{SSL:OID("2.5.29.17")}] # Subject Alternate Name':
...
Question 2: Also, I've never gotten SetEnvIf to work, for example:
SetEnvIf "LA-U:REMOTE_PORT"
"(.*)" A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf ${LA-U:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf "LA-F:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf ${LA-F:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf "ENV:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf ${ENV:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetEnvIf "SSL:REMOTE_PORT" "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT=$1
SetEnvIf ${SSL:REMOTE_PORT} "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=$1
SetenvIf %{OID("0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1")}
"(.*)" A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_PERCENT=3D$1
SetenvIf OID("0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.1") "(.*)"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST=3D$1
Result:
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_ENV_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_F_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT=""
A_SETENVIF_LA_U_REMOTE_PORT_PERCENT=""
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST="3D"
A_SETENVIF_OIDTEST_WITH_PERCENT="3D"
A_SETENVIF_SSL_REMOTE_PORT=""
If I receive an answer I'll let you know.
Cdlt,
Dave
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Sébastien Moretti wrote:
Hi
I have defined a SetEnv Directive this way:
SetEnv BASE_PATH /tmp/smthg
I would like to re-use this variable in another SetEnv Directive, e.g.:
SetEnv PATHS $BASE_PATH/a:$BASE_PATH/b:$BASE_PATH/c:...
But $BASE_PATH is not interpreted as a variable.
I tried with quotes, back-splash, ...
How can I re-use this variable in another SetEnv Directive ?
Thanks
Apache 2.2.3, Linux kernel 2.6.18, x86_64
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