Graham Leggett writes: > If I remember correctly the changes in the patch only worked for Proxy, > not for the whole server. As a result, mod_headers was modified in v2.0 > to allow request headers to be modified as well as response headers. > > As for v1.3, it's been put in a fixes only state, as v2.0 is the > preferred version to use now. This is why the patch is separate for v1.3. >
It's true that the patches only worked "inside" mod_proxy operations. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an alternative strategy for implementing this functionality in 1.3. And -- again unfortunately -- many of us can't move to 2.0 until certain modules are more stable. For me, mod_cache and mod_perl are critical. I'll keep maintaining the headers patches until we can all cross over! I'd like to thank folks here for all the work on mod_proxy, both 1.3- and 2.0-series. It's a wonderful thing. Incidentally, as 1.3 is in a "fixes only" state, are the architectural changes to mod_proxy-1.3 at an end? I had to do a fair bit of re-working to port the patches from 1.3.19 to 1.3.26. Kwin
