On Mon, Dec 12, 2016 at 1:54 PM, William A Rowe Jr <wr...@rowe-clan.net> wrote: >> The problem seems to be that `Headers always set` negates the header >> removal, and the anti-recursion check doesn't seem to be working as >> intended. > > > By removal, I'm suggesting this should happen in the http output filter > just as we are about to transmit them. > > So the header will be set, then it would then be un-set, but my issue > is that I can't find the programatic pattern for apr_table_do to manipulate > the elts, and even if it exists, apr_table_do will quit once the first bad > elt > is found and the callback first returns 0, preventing us from reviewing the > remaining header lines.
We can loop over either apr_table_do or check_headers while they're failing, as long as you are removing 1 header each time to make progress.
