On Sat, Mar 02, 2002 at 11:25:33AM -0800, Ryan Bloom wrote: > My opinion is that a request is the time from when a user sends the GET > line to the time that the response is sent back. Justin (please correct > me if I am wrong) believes that the request is the lifetime of the > request_rec in the code. The problem is that the request_rec can be > modified by causing an internal redirect or a sub_request.
Right. I'm content for just trying to get something to work now and readdress this when we open 2.1. I think that there can be multiple independent request_rec's created for one connection. I believe the concept of fast_redirect is bogus and broken. But, you and OtherBill seem intent on keeping that. Based on your later messages, it seems that you are writing a patch to add an intermediate protocol-level filters. So, I will stay out of your way for now. And, the patch that OtherBill submitted (even with the addition of HTTP_HEADER, CONTENT_LENGTH) doesn't work when there are multiple subreqs. However, the only patch I've seen that works is in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. -- justin
