Geoffrey Young wrote:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperl-dev&m=103539781700876&w=2
You are using a streaming filter? So nothing would happen after you
finish the write loop, because the EOS bucket will cause the
connection filters to be called which will trigger the HEADERs filter
to send the header, even though your filter still didn't return. You
can debug it easily with MyApache::FilterSnoop (which I plan to
release on CPAN at some point). You need to apply a patch that
postpones the sent of EOS till the filter returns. I guess I'll just
go ahead and apply it. So watch this space.
ah, that makes sense. thanks.
BTW, it should work now, I've committed a fix that allows you to send
things after the EOS has been seen.
I guess I'll have to look more closely at the apache code to investigate
the mtime problem :)
--Geoff
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