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<H1>FAQ.</H1>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_1">So what is ModTrigger?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_2">Where do I get it from?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_3">What sort of license does it have?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_4">How can I make suggestions for it?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_5">How can I report a bug?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_6">How do I install it?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_7">How do I use it?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_8">What are the directives?</A></BR>
<BR> <A HREF="#_1_9"></A>What environmental variables exist</BR>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_1"></A>So what is ModTrigger?</H3>
<P> The point of mod_trigger is to give you hooks into
each Apache request to launch triggers if certain
actions occur. You specify the actions through
directives that mod_trigger adds to the webserver.</P>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_2"></A>Where do I get it from?</H3>
<P>You can get it from either <A HREF="http://support.tangent.org/">here</A> via the web or <A HREF="ftp://www.tangent.org/pub/apache/">here</A> via ftp.
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_3"></A>What sort of license does it have?</H3>
<P>You are pretty much free to use it as you please. Check
out the License file with the distribution for more details.
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_4"></A>How can I make suggestions for it?</H3>
<P>Send email to <A HREF="mailto:brian@tangent.org.">brian@tangent.org.</A></P>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_5"></A>How can I report a bug?</H3>
<P>Enter your bug here <A HREF="http://support.tangent.org/submit.pl">here</A>.</P>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_6"></A>How do I install it?</H3>
<P> Read the INSTALL file that comes along with the module. </P>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_7"></A>How do I use it?</H3>
<P>Mod_Trigger is enabled by "TriggerEngine On". After that it
is up to you to add triggers. </P>
<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_8"></A>So what are the directives?</H3>
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<li>TriggerEngine - On or Off (Off by default). This enables the trigger engine.</LI>
<li>TriggerLog - Triggers will send a log message to the error log when found.</LI>
<li>TriggerHandler - Supply a handler and then either a script or uri to call if the handler is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerURI - Supply a URI and then either a script or uri to call if the URI is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerAgent - Supply a browser agent and then either a script or uri to call if the agent is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerReferer - Supply a referer and then either a script or uri to call if the referer is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerMime - Supply a mime-type and then either a script or uri to call if the mime-type is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerAddress - Supply an IP address and then either a script or uri to call if the address is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerUser - Supply a username (REMOTE_USER) and then either a script or uri to call if the user is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerIdent - Supply an ident and then either a script or uri to call if the ident is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerPathInfo - Supply a pthinfo and then either a script or uri to call if the pathinfo is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerAccept - Supply an accept header and then either a script or uri to call if the accept header is found.</LI>
<li>TriggerCookie - Supply a cookie name and then either a script or uri to call if the cookie is found.</LI>
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<BR><H3><A NAME="_1_9"></A>What environmental variables exist for called URI?</H3>
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<LI>TRIGGER_SCRIPT_NAME</LI>
<LI>TRIGGER_PATH_INFO</LI>
<LI>TRIGGER_QUERY_STRING</LI>
<LI>TRIGGER_FILENAME</LI>
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