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

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perl v5.40.0                                       2024-09-27                                         Error(3pm)

       This manpage documents version 2.17 of the APR::Request::Error package.

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

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

       APR::Request, APR::Error

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

   strerror
           strerror($status)

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

         use APR::Request::Error;