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Content preview: Hi, following scenario: - mod_perl2 Apache2 Input Filter
- stream based - regex checks some stuff in GET/POST args + Referer - if
it finds something -> log it -> terminate / redirect request [...]
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Hi,
following scenario:
- mod_perl2 Apache2 Input Filter
- stream based
- regex checks some stuff in GET/POST args + Referer
- if it finds something -> log it -> terminate / redirect request
The problem:
I want to terminate further processing of the request or redirect it
somewhere else in case certain regex checks match in the GET/POST args.
I tried to manipulate the headers with $r->uri, $r->internal_redirect
but that didn't help. If i do an internal redirect both the new + old
uri get processed by Apache.
How do I
1) either terminate the whole further processing by Apache -> client
would get connection aborted / access denied / server error or whatever
2) or redirect the request to some other url / file
In both cases the orignal url should not be further processed by other
filters / Apache.
Thank You
Alex
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