Ah, I misread what you said. Reenable with ERROR, then set the status in
SEND_RESPONSE_HDR. I was trying to do that in SEND_REQUEST_HEADER and just
need to delay this. Thanks!
-B
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Brian Rectanus
On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 9:55 PM, Uri Shachar wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> I'm not sure how you're ge
Hi Brian,
I'm not sure how you're getting this behavior - reenabling with
TS_EVENT_HTTP_ERROR on the TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_REQUEST_HDR should not release
the headers to the upstream server. The connection should be established and
immediately torn down without any data being transmitted by the
Uri,
This will generate the custom response page that I want. However, it seems
that if I do this, the request headers are still forwarded to the origin.
And further, if there is a body, the content length is sent causing the
origin to wait for a body. Since the body is not sent the origin side se
Hi Brian,
You need to call TSHttpTxnErrorBodySet, hook on the SEND_RESPONSE_HDR
hookpoint and reenable the transaction.
When you get the SEND_RESPONSE_HDR event you can set the status/headers as
desired.
Cheers,
Uri
