@Leif: no it's not from a unit test, it's from a production machine that suddenly decided to run the transforms in a different order :( i'll file it in jira, and try some investigation myself too. the difficulty is in reproducing it, currently i've only got a production machine behaving like this.
@Brian: that sounds a bit like the way isapi works (if you're the first to see the request, you'll be the last to see the response), i'm not sure that that would be a bug per se. But it's the *change* in ordering compared to prior traffic server releases that concerns me. Regards, Otto 2012/5/8 Brian Geffon <bri...@apache.org> > I have observed a similar issue, it appears that if you have two plugins > that the hooks will happen in order, however, transformation hooks happen > in reverse order...? I haven't been able to fully look into the issue yet, > but I would agree this is probably a bug. > > Brian > > > On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 4:00 PM, Leif Hedstrom <zw...@apache.org> wrote: > >> On 5/7/12 8:38 AM, Otto van der Schaaf wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> FYI, I have 2 transform plugins suddenly in reverse order on a release >>> build on ubuntu server 11.10, dating from 2 may. >>> I 'fixed' this, by reversing the order of the plugins in plugins.conf >>> >>> >> Is that a regression ? If so, can you file a bug please? >> >> -- Leif >> >> >
