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by **kid** » Wed, 30 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Hi,

Can anybody tell me where I can find a free source to modified
apache source which will allow me to parse ALL text/html output
from the Apache server?

Just like hypermart and virtualave parses the output of all html files
and cgi files (actually all content which is text/html).

thank you.

by **Rasmus Lerdo** » Wed, 30 Jun 1999 04:00:00

>Can anybody tell me where I can find a free source to modified
>apache source which will allow me to parse ALL text/html output
>from the Apache server?

Parse how? The standard way to do something to given mime types
is to write an Apache module that gets triggered by that mime
type. See the sources for mod_php for an example. The code that
may be of interest to you is here:

http://lxr.php.net/source/mod_php3.c

-Rasmus

by **Faisal Nasi** » Thu, 01 Jul 1999 04:00:00

> >Can anybody tell me where I can find a free source to modified
> >apache source which will allow me to parse ALL text/html output
> >from the Apache server?

> Parse how? The standard way to do something to given mime types
> is to write an Apache module that gets triggered by that mime
> type. See the sources for mod_php for an example. The code that
> may be of interest to you is here:

> http://lxr.php.net/source/mod_php3.c

> -Rasmus

I would like to to scan any text/html output produced by the server
and replace stuff in it (such as add banners, like hypermart and
virtual avenue). I have already tried mod_perl, but it didn't support
this, and said, it will implemented in Apache 2.0.

Do you have an ideas how to do that? (I know you have modify
the Apache source to achive this!)

by **Rasmus Lerdo** » Thu, 01 Jul 1999 04:00:00

Quote:>I would like to to scan any text/html output produced by the server
>and replace stuff in it (such as add banners, like hypermart and
>virtual avenue). I have already tried mod_perl, but it didn't support
>this, and said, it will implemented in Apache 2.0.

>Do you have an ideas how to do that? (I know you have modify
>the Apache source to achive this!)

Like I said, write a module. That's exactly what mod_php
(which I pointed you at) does. It replaces <?...?> blocks
in files with something and sends the result.

-Rasmus

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parsing on all text/html output?

parsing on all text/html output?

parsing on all text/html output?

parsing on all text/html output?

parsing on all text/html output?