* Paul Querna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried searching the mailing list quickly, but I didn't see any
> reasoning why mod_cgi{d} uses an internal redirect for these cases.
because it's a different request with a different filter chain.
> The easy solution is to make mod_cgi{d} create a full subrequest, that
> would therefore use the same filter chain, and therefore mod_deflate
> would properly encode the content.
That solves the symptoms of this particular issue, but not the real problem.
> It seems that calling an internal redirect from anywhere in an output
> filter is completely wrong.
Nope. The real problem is that it's a *redirect within a subrequest*. The
filterchain suddenly gets disconnected. What we need is kind of a glue filter
which connects a subrequest (at "connection" level (a subrequest doesn't own
a connection)) with the main one.
I've tried to develop such a system for a long time, but ... I'm way to busy
:-(
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