From: jm Date: 2004-08-09T20:53:50+09:00 Subject: mod_ruby used to mimic rewrite The scenario is the need to rewrite a request for dummy.example.com to another directory. The reasoning behind this is a quirk in our current set up so we can map algorithmically map and it would involve too many rewrite rules to handle manually. The problem is that this seems to be working to the point of modifying the filename, but apache returns 403 to the browser and logs (2)No such file or directory: Can't open directory for index: /var/www/example.com/dummy/ or some other error even though index.rhtml and index.html exist. As far as I can tell it could be either a problem with the Apache::SiteMap class below or the apache config. Also on that matter does anyone know how I can get the module triggered on the host instead of the directory? I've attempted to look at http://modrubby.net/ but it seems to be down so I've been using the google cache. Anyone care to give me a few pointers, here's extracts from the relevant files, apache config: RubyRequire sitemap SetHandler ruby-object RubyHandler Apache::SiteMap.instance Options +Indexes DirectoryIndex index.rhtml index.html index.htm index.html.var # other stuff sitemap.rb contains, with debugging code removed, require "singleton" module Apache class SiteMap include Singleton @@host2dir = {'dummy.example.com' => 'dummy/'} def handler(r) r.content_type = 'text/html' r.send_http_header exit(Apache::OK) if r.header_only? document_root = r.server.document_root (document_root[-1] != "/") && document_root += "/" if @@host2dir.has_key?(r.headers_in['Host']) newdocroot = document_root + @@host2dir[r.headers_in['Host']] filename = r.filename.sub("#{document_root}", newdocroot) puts "sub: #{document_root} #{newdocroot} #{filename}
" end r.filename = filename return Apache::DECLINED end end end