This sort of a mod_perl question. When I use mod_rewrite to proxy to my
mod_perl backend servers, it seems that even if I explicitly don't send
headers I still get something like:
HTTP/1.0 OK
Date: blah bah
in front of anything I said. The issue here is that I wrote some MP3
serving code based on Lincoln Stein's Apache::MP3 module. To send
streaming mp3 data to a client like Winamp or XMMS, I need to be able to
have absolute control over the headers that are generated.
Unfortunately, it seems that when I proxy I get the above added so I have
to serve streaming audio directly from the mod_perl server, which is less
than ideal in terms of resource use.
Any ideas?
-dave
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