Apache mod-security

Ivan Ristic | 3 Nov 11:38

Re: Add SCRIPT_NAME to known CGI variables?

Eli wrote:
> I was looking for a CGI variable which contained only the path of the script
> called in the URI, minus the DOCUMENT_ROOT.  Apparently both
> REQUEST_FILENAME and SCRIPT_FILENAME are the full script path on the server,
> and the only CGI variable I can find that would be those, minus the
> DOCUMENT_ROOT, is SCRIPT_NAME, but it isn't accepted (1.9RC1 being used).
> 
> Is there any reason this CGI variable is not allowed in mod_security?

  There is no particular reason for that - I simply missed the variable. I'll
  add it to the TODO list for the next release.

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Eli | 5 Nov 21:14

RE: Add SCRIPT_NAME to known CGI variables?

Ivan wrote:
> There is no particular reason for that - I simply missed the
> variable. I'll add it to the TODO list for the next release.

Ah, awesome :)  Saves me writing a patch for it.  Thanks!

Eli.

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