Hi Perrin,
I don't see you printing any content type or other headers. Those
aren't in $response->content.
I've ommited printing headers explicitely :(
Have to see when and how I should do this; simply inserting a
$r->content_type( 'text/html' );
before my
$r->print( $content );
seems to be a NOOP..
Everything you've shown so far could be done more efficiently by a
couple of lines of mod_rewrite.
I'll re-read mod_rewrite then ;)
I'm just not aware yet that I could check the outcome of a subrequest and
put some proxied response in place if the subrequest is unsuccessful.
Isn't mod-rewrite just a _request_ rewrite ?
Thanks,
Iosif Fettich
