Hello,
For a system I'm working on I'm hoping to intercept the writing of files so it
can be processed by a given other program. I looked at the mod_exec module
however this only allows for passing it on after the file has already been
written. Because this would otherwise be the only moment the data is saved to
disk on the server I was hoping to avoid this. And I couldn't find something
else to do something of this nature.
Because I am hoping to pass along some session parameters with the file hooking
into the FSIO API probably isn't the right place to do this. Thus I suspect
that using a module to implement our own command handlers is the right way to
go here.
If there is a mistake in my reasoning or if I overlooked something that already
does something like this I would very much like to know before I start on
building this. A little bit of feedback from the people who most likely
understand the system better than I do is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance,
Joris
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