Hi all, I'm a newbie to the development of Apache. It seems that the contents returning from reverse proxy won't be processed by the mod_substitute? I did some tests, in normal case without reverse proxy, the web pages from the Apache itself will be substituted.
mod_proxy is implemented as a hook, but mod_substitute as a filter... Is that possible to make them work together? After roughly tracing the code of mod_proxy, it receives the data from the server and sends out the contents to the client directly via apr_socket_send(). Does that imply it doesn't put the data into output filters? That's why they don't work together? If I wanna have the same effect as mod_substitute on mod_proxy, I should modify the code of mod_proxy rather than using mod_substitute? Thanks Best regards, honercek http://www.google.com/profiles/honercek
