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Why don't you just write a fixup handler with libapreq-2?
AFAICT libapreq-2's mod_apreq (filter) handles these details
for you.
I did have the sense that what I was trying to do running under the HTTP_IN filter an
impossible task to achieve. That is until I took a look at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Why don't you just write a fixup handler with libapreq-2?
AFAICT libapreq-2's mod_apreq (filter) handles these details
for you.
I did have the sense that what I was trying to do running under the
HTTP_IN filter an impossible task to achieve. That
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
The question is how can I ask CORE_IN for the request line,
http headers and request body without causing it to be
consumed?
Why don't you just write a fixup handler with libapreq-2?
AFAICT libapreq-2's mod_apreq (filter) handles these details
for you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only way I can see where I will have the ability
to insert those HTTP inbound request headers is if
my filter runs between the CORE_IN and the HTTP_IN
input filter,
I'm afraid this is true... Does anyone else have a better idea?
in which case I will need a properly
Be careful
you have configuration to avoid buffering the entire .iso file that
somebody tries to copy to their DAV filesystem. And your configuration
may be roll-your-own w.r.t. selecting which request objects to operate
on since you may have to make your decisions before Apache has read
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be careful
you have configuration to avoid buffering the entire .iso file that
somebody tries to copy to their DAV filesystem. And your configuration
may be roll-your-own w.r.t. selecting which request objects to operate
on since you may have to make your decisions
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am writing a module need to be able to examine
POST data, and insert inbound HTTP request headers
after my code has been run by apache so that:
Does your module needs to read and examine the request body (POST data)
prior to inserting the HTTP request headers, or are
Hi,
Does your module needs to read and examine the request body (POST data)
prior to inserting the HTTP request headers,
Yes, the module needs the ability to look at the request body, and based on its
content, add the necessary HTTP request headers if required for the web application to
Hi,
I am writing a module need to be able to examine
POST data, and insert inbound HTTP request headers
after my code has been run by apache so that:
1. the web application can still retrieve the POST
data if required for its own consumption
2. the web application needs to have access
