As another poster said, a standard CGI script runs in a different processes and you can't generally muck with the address space of that process. To effect that script, what you can do is change it's inputs and it's outputs. Your module can add, remove, or alter the query string, path info, translate the URL, etc. Then you can also filter the output from the script to change it before it's sent to to the browser.
I get an odd feeling here about something. I get the feeling that you may get better results by going back to a higher level view of your problem. You're thinking about how to attach to the CGI process but you don't yet have enough information to know if that would be a good way to achieve your goal, for example. As a matter of fact an Apache module may well not be what you need. I suggest that you go back and look at the actual business goal you're trying to achieve and perhaps email me about it off list as I may be able to help you find the right general approach and then point you in the right direction. -- Ray B. Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
