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Apache 2.0 howto write my own http-header

Post by Iggy Ostatti » Wed, 26 Jun 2002 21:12:42



Hello,

  Can anyone help me with the following problem:

    We have this Netscape Fasttrack 3.02 module which must be ported to Apache
2.0 (for i assume obvious reasons). Now i got most of it working but:
this module writes the content it generates to the client itself and thus
also writes it's own http-header.

        Is there a way (using the C-api, but if anyone has a Perl-example it is
of course also welcome!)  to prevent Apache from writing the header?
        I know it is possible to modify the headers (by setting the values in the
'headers_out') , but that would mean a large rewrite of the module and if
i understand it correct, 'ap_send_http_header(r)' is oly included in 2.0
to maintain compatibility with 1.3?

        Tanx in advance,

                Iggy

 
 
 
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1. HTTP headers and Apache 2.0

Hello,

we are using Apache 2.0.16 beta because we need the multithreading
features in it for a module (c/c++) we wrote. This module acts as a
kind of proxy, so it gets a valid HTTP answer from a second process by
interprocess communication. We need this answer delivered to the
client unchanged, mainly we need to pass the cookies,
WWW-Authenticate, Server etc. fields generated by the module to be
send to the client unchanged.

We need something aquivalent to leaving the "ap_send_http_header" call
in apache 1.3 modules. Is it possible to make apache 2.0 not add his
own headers? I tried to copy the headers by a call to
"ap_scan_script_header_err_strs" (like in "mod_asis") and by copiing
the header fields in mynually (call to "ap_table_set"), but it seems
the Server field is replaced by apache afterwards.

Thanks for any help,

Lars.

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