I've had some similar issues, but gotten around them by using
erro_headers_out. This worked for me, so you might give it a try:
$f->r->headers_out->unset('Content-Length');
$f->r->err_headers_out->set('Content-Length' => length($NewBody));
Obviously "$NewBody" is whatever you're using to buffer the content.
FYI this is used with an HTTP output filter on mp2 (RC4) within a
reverse mod_proxy.
Jeff
On 5/3/05, allan juul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> but about collecting data in a buffer variable. it seems i can actually
> $f->print that buffer, but not actually calculate the length of it. or
> rather: i can calculate the length but when i set any header the value
> is 0 (whether i set it before the $f->print statement or after).
> it seems i must admit that i don't quite get what is going on and when.
>
> can anyone supply a simple example i then can check on our reverse proxy ?
