use Perl

• To use OK, NOT FOUND and FORBIDDEN

  use Apache2::Const qw(FORBIDDEN NOT_FOUND OK);

  exports explicitly into namespace.

• Use

  Apache2::RequestIO qw(print);

  to allow 'print' in your code.

• There is no

  $r->send_http_header

  but use

  $r->rflush

  to force sending headers.

• To get the remote hostname, use

  $req->connection->get_remote_host

  instead of

  $req->get_remote_host

• When setting cookies in a redirect, instead of

  $r->header_out->('Set-Cookie' => $cookie);

  use

  $r->err_headers_out->add('Set-Cookie' => $cookie);

• When using HTTP file upload, load

  Apache2::Upload

  .

My main goal was simply to get an existing app working on mod_perl2.. and stay away from buckets and filters and all that (just for now). I did this is about 1.5 hours (once I understood what went where etc). I plan on adding an abstraction layer so that I can provide 1 version that'll support both mod_perl versions..