by Shreyas Saranga » Fri, 14 Jan 2000 04:00:00
I'm using Stronghold/ Apache as a proxy server and need to modify
"Set-Cookie:" in the Response header.
Does Stronghold/Apache allow for the rewrite of HTTP *Response* headers?
If so, how?
The documentation seems to suggest that mod_rewrite is used only for HTTP
(including headers ) originating from a browser.
Thanks,
-Shreyas
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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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