Then I am able to get into the block. Would like to know what you guys think.

Hi

Have you heard of Config::General or Config::ApacheFormat and Apache::Admin::Config? 

#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw/ dd /;
use Config::General qw(ParseConfig);
my $rawconfig = q{
<IfModule> ## workaround of some kind
<IfModule mod_limitipconn.c>
    <Location />
        MaxConnPerIP 12
        NoIPLimit image/*
    </Location>
    <Location /location2>
        MaxConnPerIP 0
    </Location>
    <Location /location3>
        MaxConnPerIP 0
    </Location>
</IfModule>
};
my %config = ParseConfig(-String => $rawconfig, -AutoTrue => 1);
dd( \%config );
__END__
{
  IfModule => {
    IfModule => {
                  "mod_limitipconn.c" => { Location => { "" => {} }, M
+axConnPerIP => 12, NoIPLimit => "image/*" },
                },
    Location => {
                  "/location2" => { MaxConnPerIP => 0 },
                  "/location3" => { MaxConnPerIP => 0 },
                },
  },
}

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Some of these modules are worth a try or two :)

In reply to Re: Search replace with a block by beech
in thread Search replace with a block by santoshrao99

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