Quick handlers are not for filtering content. Quick handlers assume all responsibility for the request, e.g. proxy content servers. In fact this particular hook was debated for quite a while (with some believing it was inherently a bad thing.)
I don't believe that redirects have the opportunity to do a quick handler, because the quick handler exists to map a request 1:1 to a result. Bill At 03:38 PM 1/27/2004, Brian Akins wrote: >Possible bug: > >If I add an output filter in the quickhandler for something like /foo/ and later >mod_dir changes it to /foo/index.html, my output filter is never ran. > >Is this why mod_cache cannot cache things that end in /. This just seems broken... > >-- >Brian Akins >Senior Systems Engineer >CNN Internet Technologies
