Interesting. I appreciate the feedback! So far I have basic proxying
working nicely in LWP, so I'm only delayed about a week.
I ran into Apache segfaults too when using subrequests. I debugged it by
adding logging points throughout my code, and if a segfault was hit
after a specific log point,
Hi.
If it may contribute something to the question :
I have a case where, within a response handler, I need to make a call to a back-end Tomcat
through mod_jk (a simple GET, not a POST). I initially tried to do this through a
sub-request, and was getting segfaults in Apache for my trouble.
Rath
Well, I do need mod_rewrite to be run. A lot of our users use SES url's
and then use rewrite rules to parse them out. I also have specific
requests to leave .htaccess functionality in there (for secured
directories and so forth).
So yeah, the more typical Apache functionality we can leave in t
On Thursday, 15 December 2011 12:09:05 Jordan Michaels wrote:
> The module I'm working on updates the headers and proxies the requests
> for specific file types off to Tomcat HTTP and AJP ports.
Then maybe you don't need subrequests at all. A translation handler may be
sufficient. Even an intern
Aw, that's terribly sad news. No wonder I couldn't get it to work! lol
That's awesome about the patch, but the module I'm working is intended
to be distributed, and expecting end users to compile in a patch would
probably too much to ask of them.
The module I'm working on updates the headers
On Wednesday, 14 December 2011 16:03:18 Jordan Michaels wrote:
> 1) Is there an ideal way to add POST data to a subrequest that I'm
> missing here?
No, subrequests don't have a request body by definition. It's hard coded in
httpd 2.2.x.
Enclosed you find a patch for httpd 2.2.21 that makes is p
