> If you're just examining the data but not modifying it, you don't > want to mess about with new brigades.
I was pointed in that direction by this post: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modules&m=108029424904988&w=2 I was using the new brigade only as a buffer. I could have done this as a memory block within my ctx, but it didn't seem as efficient given I didn't know how many buckets the request was broken across. After I reached the end of the input, my plan was to run apr_brigade_flatten() against the brigade buffer to get the final string. I need to run an XPath against the content of both the request and the reply, so I can't have an incomplete document. > Take a look at mod_diagnostics, which reports on exactly the data > you're looking for, and might be a good startingpoint for your module. Maybe I'm missing the point, but I don't quite see how mod_diagnostics will help me. It doesn't seem to gather the entire request or reply, but operates on each bucket individually. Thanks, -Tess
