Brian Degenhardt wrote:
> One thing to note about doing subrequests of proxied content in your own
> modules is that you can't get the remote status unless you fully execute the
> request. Therefore, if the remote server gives you a 404 error page, that's
> what mod_include is gonna serve in place of your include statement.
Hmmm - perhaps the solution is to make mod_include look at the response
returned before inserting the entity - and optionally dump the entity
depending on the error.
All mod_proxy does with the entity is send it as a bucket brigade up the
filter stack. It's up to mod_include to decide what should be done with
the brigade - it can quite easily throw it away if configured to do so.
Regards,
Graham
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