Re: [mp2] my filter crashes on reverse proxied content

[Michael Franken]

Hi Geoff, I can't really say whether Apache::Clean works. I replaced my Filter with Apache::Clean, and it worked. However it only gets fired on the first page, since my filter is intended to fix the <backend> urls, which happen to be on the first page in a baseref. Mike Geoffrey Young wrote: I have written a OutputFilter that finds a string in a response and replaces the string with another. It works fine with static files, but not on response from a reverse proxy, and that is just what I want to achieve. I'm trying to run my Outlook Web Access backend behind an Apache frontend. Running Apache::Clean for instance does work on reverse proxied content, it seems. are you saying that Apache::Clean works fine but your altered code does not? I didn't see anything in your code that looked unusual. if you could reduce the Apache::Clean test suite to a minimal code + test that reproduced your problem it would help alot. --Geoff -- -- drs. Michael Franken senior consultant Xebia bv, Melkweg 23a, 1251PP Laren, The Netherlands, www.xebia.com office: +31-35-5381921, mobile: +31-651 149 132, [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Report problems: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html List etiquette: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/email-etiquette.html