On 12/13/2011 10:22 AM, Graham Leggett wrote: > - mod_policy: "HTTP protocol police" > > mod_policy is a set of httpd filters that detect and implement a set of HTTP > protocol checks, the idea being you declare a policy for your development and > testing environments, and requests/responses that violate the policy will > either log a warning to the error_log or explicitly fail with a suitable > error message, clearly telling the developer what they have done wrong, with > the expectation that the developer fixes this before the code sees production.
Very interesting, sounds generally useful to developers, and rounds out that large gap in modules/test/ that we essentially offer very little for 'testing' in terms of functional test modules. > The set of policies to apply is as follows, but is expected to change with > time: > > o Content-Type: check that it's present and valid > o Content-Length: check that it is present and valid (used to ensure that > keepalive requests between httpd and load balancers aren't prematurely > terminated by a Connection: close) Presume this means C-L and/or T-E chunked?
