Response handling in response.c¶
-- this may help to understand how the config works too.
(I removed the con-> prefix from the code so it is easier to read; so mode is con->mode in the source)
The conditional checks are activated at specific points as you will see; so modules which do something in their uri_clean handler will probably never trigger if you wrap them in a $PHYSICAL["existing-path"] conditional.
In every handle(foo) call the module handlers are called in the order the modules have been loaded. But this does not mean that by inserting a module before another will make it always handling the request before the other, as not every module implements every handler.
One example for this is mod_rewrite/mod_redirect: rewrite handles uri_raw, redirect uri_clean - so rewrite will always act before redirect (for now - I suggest you load mod_rewrite before mod_redirect so you are on the safe side if this changes).
The request handling is restarted if a handler returns HANDLER_COMEBACK (mod_rewrite, mod_proxy_core, mod_magnet).
TODO: At which point should config_cond_cache_reset(srv, con) be executed?
TODO: What about HANDLER_WAIT_FOR_FD?
If a request handler does not return HANDLER_GO_ON , request handling stops (remaining module handlers are not called!) and the return value from the handler is returned.
mode indicates which module wants to generate the content; mode == DIRECT ends in mod_staticfile (the default value); modules should set it to their own id if they handle the request: con->mode = p->id .
If mode != DIRECT you have to generate error messages yourself, so if you want lighty to send an error (or trigger the error-handler) mode must be DIRECT; just set http_status to an error status and return HANDLER_FINISHED.
If you want to know if another module already handled the request, do something like this:
if (con->mode != DIRECT || con->http_status != 0) return HANDLER_GO_ON;
So, let's start (this is basically the simplified code from response.c):
handle_request() {
if (mode == DIRECT and (http_status != 0 or http_status != 200)) return HANDLER_FINISHED
if (mode == DIRECT and empty(physical.path)) {
// We need a physical path, i.e. a filename
activate_conditionals($SERVER["socket"], $HTTP["scheme"], $HTTP["host"], $HTTP["remote-ip"],
$HTTP["referer"], $HTTP["user-agent"], $HTTP["cookie"], $HTTP["request-method"])
split(request.uri -> uri.path_raw '?' uri.query)
handle(uri_raw)
urldecode_and_simplify(uri.raw -> uri.path); // "sanitising"
activate_conditionals($HTTP["url"], $HTTP["query-string"])
handle(uri_clean)
response to the query 'OPTIONS *'
set default physical.doc_root (server.document-root from the last matching conditional)
set default physical.rel_path = uri.path
[lighty-1.5] filename_unix2local(physical.rel_path)
handle(docroot)
lowercase physical.rel_path on case insensitive platforms
physical.path = physical.docroot + physical.rel_path
[lighty-1.5] remove trailing DIR_SEPERATOR from physical.path
handle(phyiscal)
activate_conditionals($PHYSICAL["path"])
}
if (mode == DIRECT) {
// Now we should have a physical.path
if (exists(phyiscal.path)) {
if (is_symlink(phyiscal.path) and not conf.follow_symlinks) return FORBIDDEN() // 403
if (is_dir(phyiscal.path) and uri.path does not end with a '/') return redirect_to_dir(); // append '/'
} else if (some physical.path component was not a directory) { // errno = ENOTDIR
split phyiscal.path into (a existing filename) physical.path and request.path_info
}
[lighty-1.5] activate_conditionals($PHYSICAL["existing-path"])
[lighty-1.4] handle(subrequest_start)
[lighty-1.5] handle(start_backend)
[lighty-1.4] if (mode == DIRECT and http_status == 0) {
// no one wanted to send content
if (request.http_method == 'OPTIONS') OK() // 200
else FORBIDDEN() // 403;
}
}
[lighty-1.4] handle(subrequest);
[lighty-1.5] if (mode == DIRECT) {
// no one wanted to send content
FORBIDDEN() // 403
}
}
Updated by kjikaqawej over 13 years ago · 8 revisions