Hi Monks,

I am working on Unix to Linux Migration for an application and I am no
+t able to make the PerlTranshandler work.

The application is designed to change the URL inputted by the user i.e
+. Html* and redirect it to new one i.e. g.asp?arguments

Please find below the code snippet:

   if ( $r->uri =~ /^\/html\/(.*)$/i ) {
      $ruri = '/g.asp';
      $r->uri($ruri);
      $r->args("f=$1");
   }

But the code flow is never moving to g.asp which has 777 properties an
+d saved in the DocumentRoot.

And when I am printing the r->uri and r->args:

URI  /g.asp
URI /error/

Here i am not able to understand that the code is not going into g.asp
+ (because i have a print command in the first line itself and that ne
+ver gets executed) secondly where does this error message gets popped
+ up?

I have the following configuration on my system:

1. ModPerl2 installed and working fine.
2. Server version: Apache/2.2.12 (Linux/SUSE)
   Server built:   Nov 30 2011 17:54:13
3. Added RewriteEngine On & Allowoverride All in the httpd.conf file.

Best Regards,
Abhijit Singh Dahiya

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