environment variables manipulation in httpd.conf

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Hello,

  

I've just recompiled a apache 2.2.17 on linux with all
modules in shared. I'm trying to add headers containing apache
"environment variables" like SERVER_NAME, HTTP_USER_AGENT with
mod_headers.



I always get null in my headers. 

 

 

The response from server contains the header but I'm
unable to put inside any env variables



The only thing that works is the %D and %t for time.

 

I'm probably missing something but I can not figure what
I'm doing wrong. 

Here is an extract of th httpd.conf

  


 

LoadModule env_module modules/env_headers.so





LoadModule headers_module modules/mode_headers.so

LoadModule ident_module modules/mode_ident.so





LoadModule unique_id_module modules/mode_unique_id.so



LoadModule setenvif_module modules/mode_setenvif.so

LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mode_rewrite.so



  


ServerName Server



 

Listen 8080


 

Header add TOTO "%D %t %{SERVER_NAME}e"

  


NameVirtualHost *:8080

 <VirtualHost *:8080>

 DocumentRoot /usr/local/apache/htdocs"

 ServerName Server

 Header add TUTU "%D 
%t  %{SERVER_NAME}e"

</VirtualHost>

 

 

With this conf I get TUTU D=xxxxxx t=ttttttt null It is
the same with every variables. Same with headers TOTO. It is like the environment variables are not available outside a cgi programm


Thanks in advance

 


 		 	   		  
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