On Wed, 2011-06-15 at 13:11 -0500, Jason Funk wrote:
> > User Makes Request- > Web Server processes and generates output -> My > module analyzes ouput determines whether it should be passed back to the > user or not. Sounds like you have the right one, an output filter. However, should it really just delete the content it is checking for, rather than to try and force an error response to the browser? Or are you trying to end with a 403 forbidden? There should be output filters that can change things BEFORE the headers are sent (see AP_FTYPE_RESOURCE). PHP is one of those that behave this way. Remember though, that sending a bucket brigade on to the next filter may result in the headings being sent. If you use an output filter, loop through the buckets (don't flatten them) to ensure everything is okay, before passing to the next filter. If not, you can create a new bucket brigade and send that on. Joe Lewis -- Director - Systems Administration http://www.silverhawk.net/
