>> mod_perl doesn't send headers anymore - the header filter in apache 2
>> core
>> does that now.  there is no $r->send_http_header() method.
> 
> 
> So does the header filter send out heaers if I don't ask it to?

yes, headers are _always_ sent unless r->assbackwards is true (or there was
a filter error it seems).  ap_http_header_filter is defined in
http_protocol.c and registered in http_core.c, if you're interested.


> You're right, mod_perl is not the place to fix this.  I should be
> compaining to the core apache team about it if I want it changed.  It's
> just a shame because this was obviously meant to be used internally only
> and now it's a confusing and amateurish part of the public API.

:)

--Geoff


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