Parin Shah said: > - using make_sub_request, ap_sub_req_method_uri methods. these > functions create a new request_req for a sub request and they take > current request_req as one of the argument. but mod-cache-requester > may not have current request available.
I suspect the best idea here is to create a bare bones request_req on demand, and then use this same request_req for all the subrequests to be fetched in that batch. > we can store the original request_req which was used when the page was > served from cache, and then use it as a parameter to the above method. > Is this approach is fine? This isn't very clean, a request_req is just a structure, they should be relatively simple to make. Look for the code within the core that brings the request_req into existence for the first time, you should be able to see how it gets created. Regards, Graham --
