On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 23:14, Joe Nardone <jnard...@gmail.com> wrote:
Under 2.2, it appears that no matter what I do, the headers and data
are being sent in two separate SSL records in the response. This is
true at least for POST requests.
So, in response to myself (and anyone else who might find this in the
future)... the sending of headers vs. data is deep in the code; the
headers are passed in the first bucket, the data starting in the 2nd,
and the much-nicer brigade code in 2.x dutifully calls SSL_write for
each bucket as it streams through, creating the individual records.
One solution is to change mod_ssl or the core server code, but I don't
want to do that -- this prevents upgrading the "main" software for
security reasons without recompilation. What I think I can do is write
an upstream output filter that simply snags the first data bucket in the
first brigade and waits for the 2nd and simply concatenates their
contents together (as a new bucket attached to the head of the 2nd
brigade). From the looks of it this should be pretty easy, but I'm
still getting used to 2.2's architecture.
Thanks,
Joe
