On 21.05.2011 16:52, Rainer Jung wrote: > The filter test t/modules/filter.t fails, because mod_case_filter must > be enabled using "CaseFilter On" in t/conf/extra.conf.in. > > Unfortunately that directive is only per server. Since the module is > shipped with httpd (as experimental) the only quick fix is adding > another vhost in the test config for this test. > > The other test where mod_case_filter is involved is t/apache/pr17629.t, > which does not fail, because it checks for the case filter to get > automatically removed, which is true because it wasn't enabled in the > first place :) > > On the long term it makes sense to add per directory enablement to > mod_case_filter.
Sorry, garbage. Explanation attempt number 2, now based on added debug output: mod_filter does not get the response output headers, if the request is handled by a CGI. The headers are in err_headers_out, but not in headers_out. Thus any attempt to match via resp=... must fail. But that's what is tested in the failing test case. If I reverse proxy the request and run the CGI on the origin server, the headers are there and the test succeeds. Is this a known bug? Should I open an issue? Regards, Rainer
