I think filter_init handler is the perfect place to add it
keep in mind that filter_init does not propagate the return value of the function properly - it may not apply to what you want to do, but just in case. see some comments in modperl_run_filter_init for more details.
Yup, I read it. You mean the failure could be lost. So may be we should raise some flag and report the problem/cause abort some time later when it's doable?
I was thinking whether we can move filter_init run to a later stage (e.g. when the filter is invoked for the first time), but that would be wrong, as some things must happen before any filter is invoked.
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