Ok.. I've put some patches in so that the proxy_http now works I'll try getting the FTP going later on tonight.
..Ian On Mon, 2001-10-08 at 09:26, Ian Holsman wrote: > On Sun, 2001-10-07 at 02:04, Graham Leggett wrote: > > Ian Holsman wrote: > > > > > currently the proxy is borked, due to changes in the http-in filter. > > > > Then the proxy must be fixed. > > > > > I was wondering why we are using this filter at all. > > > > Step one is to figure out what the filter does (memory is rusty at the > > moment). If DECHUNK has been combined with HTTP_IN, then we definitely > > need HTTP_IN. > > HTTP_IN used to be a connection based filter, > not it is a request based one. > this means we need to change the order in which we set up the filters. > I've got the new one nearly working, (it doesn't dump core) but it was > looping forever (ok.. so it isn't that near working) > > DECHUNK was merged into the new HTTP_IN. > > > > > > shouldn't there by a HTTPRESP_IN filter which will sit on top of the > > CORE_IN > > > one and read/de-chunk the response and do all the other stuff like > > setting the > > > headers_in, status code etc, (which is currently done in phase four ) > > > and doing the keep-alive stuff. > > > > If HTTP_IN does 95% of what we need, with the last 5% not working due to > > recent changes, it makes no sense to try and maintain two separate > > pieces of code that do almost the same thing. > > i was thinking that we should have a HTTPRESP_IN to sit on top of > HTTP_IN. > it would set the headers_in, status and other request_rec fields, > the output of the HTTPRESP_IN would just be the body of the response. > > I'll try to get the new code working, but I'm flying out to australia > on thursday, so I've got a lot of clean up to do before I go > > ..Ian > > > > Regards, > > Graham > > -- > > ----------------------------------------- > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There's a moon > > over Bourbon Street > > tonight..." > -- > Ian Holsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Performance Measurement & Analysis > CNET Networks - (415) 364-8608 -- Ian Holsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Performance Measurement & Analysis CNET Networks - (415) 364-8608
