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# APR::Request::Error
[Perl]

- NAME
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- SUBROUTINES

- strerror

- ERROR CONSTANTS

- GENERAL
- TAINTED
- BADDATA
- BADCHAR
- BADSEQ
- BADATTR
- BADHEADER
- NODATA
- NOTOKEN
- NOATTR
- NOHEADER
- NOPARSER
- MISMATCH
- OVERLIMIT
- NOTEMPTY

- SEE ALSO
- COPYRIGHT

# NAME

APR::Request::Error - wrapper for libapreq2's error API.

# SYNOPSIS

      use APR::Request::Error;

# DESCRIPTION

This manpage documents version 2.08 of the APR::Request::Error package.

# SUBROUTINES

APR::Request::Error - derived from `APR::Request` and `APR::Error`.

## strerror

        strerror($status)

Returns the apreq error string associated with a numeric `$status` code.

# ERROR CONSTANTS

## GENERAL

Internal apreq error

## TAINTED

Attempt to perform unsafe action with tainted data

## BADDATA

Malformed input data

## BADCHAR

Invalid character

## BADSEQ

Invalid byte sequence

## BADATTR

Unrecognized attribute

## BADHEADER

Malformed header string

## NODATA

Missing input data

## NOTOKEN

Expected token not present

## NOATTR

Missing attribute

## NOHEADER

Missing header

## NOPARSER

Missing parser

## MISMATCH

Conflicting information

## OVERLIMIT

Exceeds configured maximum limit

## NOTEMPTY

Setting already configured

# SEE ALSO

the APR::Request manpage, the APR::Error manpage

# COPYRIGHT

      Copyright 2003-2006  The Apache Software Foundation

      Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
      you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
      You may obtain a copy of the License at

          http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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