On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Stas Bekman wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > stas 2003/03/08 01:15:16
> >
> > Modified: lib/Apache compat.pm
> > lib/ModPerl Code.pm
> > src/modules/perl mod_perl.c modperl_filter.c
> > xs/Apache/RequestRec Apache__RequestRec.h
> > . Changes
> > Log:
> > When PerlOptions +ParseHeaders is an effect, the CGI headers parsing
> > won't be done if any *mod_perl* handler, from the header_parser phase
> > and upto and including the response phase, sets $r->content_type.
> > (similar behavior to mp1's send_http_header()
>
> I'm still trying to figure out what's the best way to handle the functionality
> of mp1's send_http_header() without breaking things. My previous attempt to
> rely on whether r->content_type is set or not, has failed, because the default
> mime handler sets r->content_type for file extenstions it knows about.
>
> The problem is that I'm trying to solve is for scripts, running from
> directory/location configured with PerlOptions +ParseHeaders, that
> don't want their headers to be parsed need a way to flag it (that's exactly
> what send_http_header() does in mp 1.0, but we don't have it 2.0).
>
> So the current solution works like this: If any phase before and including the
> response phase, sets $r->content_type, the cgi header parsing will be skipped.
> This logic can be a problem, if we have a pre-response handler that sets
> $r->content_type, but the response handler prints raw headers.
>
> I see no other way to implement this (from the user point of view), other than
> giving the user the good ol' send_http_header(), which would do absolutely
> nothing but turning off the cgi header parsing flag. Or we could have a new
> method (e.g. skip_cgi_header_parser) which is more intuitive.
If that's all the functionality it would have, then I sau write it and
name it so. Better to be clear.
- nick
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