typedef int (ap_filter_chain_traverse_fh_t)(void *data, ap_filter_t *f); int ap_filter_chain_traverse(ap_filter_chain_traverse_fh_t *traverse, void *data, ap_filter_t **chain);
if this patch gets accepted, it may provide not only the way to remove a filter but also a way to hook into the filter_init stuff I've been bugging you about :)
just a reminder so that filter_init doesn't get forgotten - it's a very important (and missing) part of the mod_perl API as far as I'm concerned.
I haven't forgotten, I'm planning to work on implementing this feature and a new directive PerlSet(Input|Output)Filter and api, so one can mix non-mod_perl filters with mod_perl filters and keep them in the right insertion order (currently all mod_perl filters are always set to run one after another).
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