Apache-Recorder
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You can also chain handlers in the PerlHandler directive, like so:
PerlHandler Apache::Recorder My::Handler
3. Install Apache/Recorder/recorder.pl in your cgi-bin
copy Apache/Recorder/recorder.pl to your cgi-bin, and make sure that it has executable rights:
cp recorder.pl /home/httpd/cgi-bin/
chmod +x /home/httpd/cgi-bin/recorder.pl
4. Record a session
Point your browser to http://www.your-domain.com/cgi-bin/recorder.pl.
recorder.pl includes detailed directions. Essentially, Apache::Recorder will be looking for a cookie -- recorder.pl lets you set this cookie, and returns the cookie id. Jot down the cookie id so that you can use it in Step 5.
Notes:
1. If you forget to write down the cookie id, take a look at the recorder_conf_$cookie_id files in /usr/tmp and choose the correct one based on the timestamp.
2. recorder.pl sets a session cookie which will expire at the end of your current session. Therefore, if you close down all instances of your browser after setting the cookie, you will have erased the cookie. That's useful when you want to end the ...
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