On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 07:33:49AM -0700, Stas Bekman wrote: > Martin Wickman wrote:
[...] > oops, sorry. Can you try with the latest cvs? Not at the moment. But I'll try in a few days. > Your particular problem report was fine, what you have missed is the output > of t/REPORT which tells us things about your environment. I can't see it > here > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperl&m=105968263417468&w=2 Sorry, my deb package dont have the t/ stuff. [...] > In any case, have you tried using the snooping filter I was talking about > in my previous reply? It shows you exactly what's going on inside. It confirms my problems. Here is output: >>> connection output filter o bucket 1: FLUSH [] >>> connection output filter o bucket 1: FLUSH [] >>> connection output filter o bucket 1: FLUSH [] >>> connection output filter o bucket 1: TRANSIENT [<html><head> TITLE </head><body> BODY</html>] And here is the code that generates this: sub handler { my $r = shift; $r->content_type('text/html'); $r->print ("<html><head> TITLE </head>"); $r->rflush(); $r->print ("<bo"); $r->rflush(); $r->print ("dy> BODY"); $r->rflush(); $r->print ("</html>"); return Apache::OK; } 1; For the record, I am able to cut up a stream nicely using mod_cutup [1]. This results in something like: >>> connection output filter o bucket 1: TRANSIENT [<html>foo<] o bucket 2: TRANSIENT [head><body] o bucket 3: TRANSIENT [> <!-- sd] o bucket 4: TRANSIENT [sd --> [...] Which at least proves that the snoop filter is working as expected :-) Anyway, I'll try with the latest mod_perl version as soon as time allows and post my results later. [1] http://projects.standblue.net/markive/message.moto?list=apachemodules&ID=771
