Hi,
I use mod_ext_filter to intercept requests and responses
to another Apache module, which sends/receives data to/from
a Java service on the same machine.
The mod_ext_filter runs PHP scripts to modify the data
on the way from/to the client's browser.
Every request/response starts its own
ange the content-length header for other filters
On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 8:37 AM, Andre Rothe
wrote:
> I don't know, how mod_webobjects will read the request content,
> but it seems, that my changes on the request are not transparent.
> It is not a problem of the transmitted data,
Hello,
I've got the source code of mod_WebObjects, which
is the destination module of the request. It registers a
handler to process the incoming requests like
ap_hook_handler(WebObjects_handler, NULL, NULL, APR_HOOK_MIDDLE);
As I understand the Apache request processing, in this case the
con
Hi,
I use mod_ext_filter, which I have modified for my use case. The
input filter part reads now till the EOS over multiple chunks into a
brigade, which is then propagated to an external filter (PHP script).
The script returns the modified POST parameters, which contain
less bytes then the ori
