On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 03:05:25PM -0400, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > [1.3] > > H'm. Suppose we have a globally-scoped > > Header set "X-Foo" "Bar" > ErrorDocument 404 /cgi-bin/my404 > > If we request a nonexistent document, we'll get the output from > the 'my404' script, and the 'X-Foo' field will have been added > to the response header. > > However, if we *don't* use a custom ErrorDocument but let > http_protocol.c issue the default 404 page, the field is > *not* added to the response header. > > Is this a bug? I'm not sure either way..
Isn't it only because the subrequest that serves the error document for the 404 is a cgi script? Have you tried with a regular file and seen the same header being set? -- Thomas Eibner
