Hi Stas, Yes indeed,
<Proxy www.xyz.com> SetOutputFilter bladibla </Proxy> works. The 'bladibla' output filter consists of a sed command (using mod_ext_filter). The Apache::bladibla filter is based on the modperl-2.0 documentation of the Obfuscation filter, where the substitution of the carriage return (in the obfuscation filter) is replaced by the substitution as defined earlier via sed in the bladibla filter. As I said before: Apache::bladibla works just fine as long as it's not defined between <Proxy></Proxy> directives. Just wondering: the scope of PerlSetOutputFilter is [Dir]. could that be a/the reason why it isn't working in a proxied environment? But if this is the answer, is there an alternative solution? Sincerely, Erick -- Reporting bugs: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html
