Thanks Jeff,
Thanks for you inputs.
Regarding the function ap_custom_response() , for this we have added our own
implementation that is specific to apache 2.0 on AIX.
Regards,
Rahul Kohli
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From: Jeff Trawick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003
Rahul Kohli wrote:
Regarding the function ap_custom_response() , for this we have added our own
implementation that is specific to apache 2.0 on AIX.
Don't call it that!
You shouldn't use the ap_ or apr_ or apu_ prefixes at all for your
symbols, much less implement a function/method with the
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yoshiki 2003/06/03 02:54:44
Modified:docs/manual/mod directives.html.ja.jis mpm_winnt.html.ja.jis
prefork.html.ja.jis quickreference.html.ja.jis
worker.html.ja.jis
Log:
Update transformations.
Two ap_log_error calls had the "Child
%d" but no my_pid in the argument list.
This patch adds my_pid so that the
messages are displayed correctly.
Juan
child.c.patch
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All,
I've reopened bug 18388 with the comments below.
I'd love to have a discussion about Set-Cookie's proper definition --
I believe it is a response-header (and thus allowed under a 304) rather than
an entity-header. Given that, the proper algorithm would be to filter out
All,
I apologize that I didn't see the discussion that had occurred on this topic
already... I had previously gone through the archives, but neglected to
before sending the previous mail.
Despite the quote from Roy Fielding, I stand by my claim that Set-Cookie
is a response-header and not an
Ryan Eberhard wrote:
Despite the quote from Roy Fielding, I stand by my claim that Set-Cookie
is a response-header and not an entity-header.
I would say a cookie is an entity header, in that in its typical use,
the cookie value is bound somehow to the page that comes along with it.
For
Ryan Eberhard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Despite the quote from Roy Fielding, I stand by my claim that
Set-Cookie is a response-header and not an entity-header.
How so? The extension-header mechanism for HTTP headers
is in the entity-header section of 2616. Since cookie
headers don't
Since there seems to be some disagreement on this, and the RFC doesn't
really specify which it is but instead makes a point of leaving it open
for discussion, and there are many other popular servers out there that
behave differently than apache and therefore some people may come to
expect (nay
mod_dav improvement: make dav_method_propfind stream its response,
rather than cache every response object and send the whole 207 at once.
This patch has already gone through one iteration of review by gstein.
Note: this patch doesn't affect the mod_dav provider API at all.
Providers still
I was trying to replace a call to ap_get_client_block() in a module with
appropriate apr*brigade*() calls. Several readers posted some code and
I thank them for that. But, when trying to figure out all of the
details, I tracked down the source of ap_get_client_block() and it is
already using
--On Tuesday, June 03, 2003 17:33:49 -0400 P. Dwayne Miller
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was trying to replace a call to ap_get_client_block() in a module with
appropriate apr*brigade*() calls. Several readers posted some code and I
thank them for that. But, when trying to figure out all of the
--On Tuesday, June 03, 2003 16:24:19 -0500 Ben Collins-Sussman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mod_dav improvement: make dav_method_propfind stream its response,
rather than cache every response object and send the whole 207 at once.
Looks okay at first glance modulo some style nits.
One potential
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 02:50:20PM -0700, Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
--On Tuesday, June 03, 2003 16:24:19 -0500 Ben Collins-Sussman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mod_dav improvement: make dav_method_propfind stream its response,
rather than cache every response object and send the whole 207 at
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