On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 12:45:19PM -0700, Ryan Bloom wrote: > The original reason that the core worked this way, was to allow for SSL > libraries that didn't support in-memory decryption. It may not be necessary > anymore however. A quick look at mod_ssl looks like it should be okay. But, if a library don't support in-memory decryption, they could simply replace the CORE_IN filter. (I am currently working on moving most of the logic from HTTP_IN to CORE_IN - this should resolve the pipelining problem and make the ap_http_filter much less complicated...) -- justin
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Cliff Woolley
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Justin Erenkrantz
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite TOKILEY
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Greg Stein
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Justin Erenkrantz
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Cliff Woolley
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Justin Erenkrantz
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Cliff Woolley
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Greg Stein
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Ryan Bloom
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Justin Erenkrantz
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Greg Stein
- Re: [PATCH] Take 2 of the http filter rewrite Justin Erenkrantz