> From: Bill Stoddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> > I'm approaching this from a caching perspective, so when a module
uses
> > quick_handler for non-caching mechanisms, my comments do not apply
but
> > here's an option:
> >
>
> FWIW, quick_handler was added to the server to enable more effici
> I'm approaching this from a caching perspective, so when a module uses
> quick_handler for non-caching mechanisms, my comments do not apply but
> here's an option:
>
FWIW, quick_handler was added to the server to enable more efficient content
caching. Graham modified mod_proxy to use it (and it
> I realize that this is a strong statement, but I believe that I can back
> it up. My reasons for not liking this hook at all:
>
> 1) If I have a page that I have served and it gets put in the cache,
> then it will be served out of the quick_handler phase. However, if I
> then add or modify a
> > 1) If I have a page that I have served and it gets put in the
cache,
> > then it will be served out of the quick_handler phase. However, if
I
> > then add or modify a .htaccess file to deny access to that page,
> > then my changes won't be honored until the page expires from the
> > cache.
Ryan Bloom wrote:
>
> 1) If I have a page that I have served and it gets put in the cache,
> then it will be served out of the quick_handler phase. However, if I
> then add or modify a .htaccess file to deny access to that page,
> then my changes won't be honored until the page expires from the
I'm approaching this from a caching perspective, so when a module uses
quick_handler for non-caching mechanisms, my comments do not apply but
here's an option:
What if modules were required to set the Vary: header appropriately
and have mod_cache_* honor it? This way, you're caching problem is
f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> trawick 2002/07/30 12:38:11
>
> Modified:.CHANGES
>ldap-aaa mod_auth_ldap.c
>ldap-cache util_ldap.c util_ldap_cache.h
> Log:
> support non-threaded configurations
>
> PR: 10920
FYI... I did not te
I realize that this is a strong statement, but I believe that I can back
it up. My reasons for not liking this hook at all:
1) If I have a page that I have served and it gets put in the cache,
then it will be served out of the quick_handler phase. However, if I
then add or modify a .htaccess
Well.. I want it to work with apache 2.0x
but thanks anyway.
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Från: Jacob Rief [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Skickat: den 30 juli 2002 14:20
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Ämne: Re: mysqlsupport for virtuals.
I did some work on this. I am using mod_rewrite
and do a dy
I did some work on this. I am using mod_rewrite
and do a dynamical lookup for a rewrite-map using
LDAP. If you wish you may use a RDB instead of LDAP:
This dynamic rewrite-map then can be used to map virtual
hosts and whatever you want.
The biggest problem with mod_rewrite is, that it does
allow
Hi all,
Seems the automated http://cvs.apache.org/snapshots/ directory is
missing httpd-ldap - can someone add it to the list?
Regards,
Graham
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