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Thanks...

I don't think set_handlers() (and similar methods) will work here, because they only appear to deal with mod_perl handlers, not C handlers.

How do I go about modifying the Apache config on the fly? AFAICT, the methods relating to config in the Apache object are read-only.
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Re^3: Disabling a C Apache handler with mod_perl
by perrin (Chancellor) on May 18, 2007 at 12:53 UTC
    You can set C handlers. For example, this tells apache to use the standard file handler:
    $r->handler('default-handler');