Greg Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is the wrong way to solve the problem. If the subrequest sends a
> brigade with the following two buckets:
>
> FILE(1 megabyte) -> EOS
>
> Then you are going to do Very Bad Things.
I believe you... I'll back it out. Unlike the place where the logic
resides in the core output filter there can be no assumption that
there isn't much data.
> If your platform has MMAP, then the file bucket will be transformed into an
> MMAP bucket and the read() will return the entire file contents. Then, for a
> Debug build, you'll crap out at the assert. In a non-debug build, you'll end
> up creating a TRANSIENT bucket in tmpbb which then becomes bogus when you
> apr_destroy_brigade(bb).
The assert never fails, debug or not... I've been through that loop :)
Where does the TRANSIENT bucket come from? It should be a HEAP bucket.
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