Re: Bug in Apache ap_internal_fast_redirect() function????

2006-03-15 Thread William A. Rowe, Jr.
André Malo wrote: * Paul Querna wrote: I agree, and believe, that this is a bug in the core, not in mod_python. I believe changing the all of they apr_table_overlay calls mentioned above to apr_table_overlap would fix the problem. Thoughts? I believe that we should just drop the fast

Bug in Apache ap_internal_fast_redirect() function????

2006-03-14 Thread Graham Dumpleton
I know this is the wrong list to be asking this, but thought I would ask before I go and get my self subscribed to some Apache server list just to ask the question as I know some more involved in Apache core lurk here. :-) I have been looking at a way of solving:

Bug in Apache ap_internal_fast_redirect() function????

2006-03-14 Thread Graham Dumpleton
Some context first. I have been looking at a way of solving: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-146 The basic problem described in this issue is that when DirectoryIndex directive is used, data added to the Python request object by a fixup handler for the actual file doesn't get

Re: Bug in Apache ap_internal_fast_redirect() function????

2006-03-14 Thread Paul Querna
Graham Dumpleton wrote: Now I know the above problem is something specific to mod_python and nothing to do with the core of Apache, but in investigating this, am starting to question whether what the function ap_internal_fast_redirect() is doing is even sensible in some parts anyway.

Re: Bug in Apache ap_internal_fast_redirect() function????

2006-03-14 Thread André Malo
* Paul Querna wrote: I agree, and believe, that this is a bug in the core, not in mod_python. I believe changing the all of they apr_table_overlay calls mentioned above to apr_table_overlap would fix the problem. Thoughts? I believe that we should just drop the fast internal redirect. It was