Anique, I'm a little confused by your question. AFAIK, HTTP headers end in a newline which seperates them from the next line of the header. You don't _have_ to respond to the full URI in the GET/POST/etc header line. Your module can modify the incoming request or your module can do something like what mod_rewrite does and match only part of the request URI (by using a partial-line Regular Expression). Or did you mean something completely different when you asked "Is there anyway of accepting requests which end in anything other than a newline"?
I don't think it's pertinant to answering your question, but I also don't understand what you mean when you say your module "accept[s] requests from a 3rd party". Don't all Apache requests respond to the same third party that initiated the request? Dave On 5/22/07, Anique van der Vlugt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have built an 3rd party apache module to accept requests from a 3rd party which seems to be working fine. Is there anyway of accepting requests which end in anything other than a newline? I have been searching through other 3rd party modules and haven't found anything similar - I maybe have overlooked something. Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated. *Anique*
