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Hi all,
I'm able (easy job ) to catch the content in apache
2.x
, but the problem is to modify it and to send it. I
mean , I get the content throw the bucket brigade, and
I have 'data' datas long 'lenght'. If I try to modify
the data I get and to send it again inside the bucket,
it doesnt work.
So
Hi all,
I´d like to know how is the process I have to follow
for my filter. I need to modify the html content.
Is the same as in mod_acrono..?
Thanx :)
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Great, I appreciate it.
This is not only open source... it's open mind and
open knowledge!
Fantastic :)
--- Greg Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: >
Cliff Woolley wrote:
>
> >>Anyway,any suggestion on some modules for apache
> 2.x
> >>that filter the output (I need to modify the
> html).
Hi.
We spoke long time about filtering in apache 1.3.
So far, I decided to write mod_blanks as a filter for
apache 2.x, even if I wrote a large part for apache
1.3 (ill port everything):)
Anyway,any suggestion on some modules for apache 2.x
that filter the output (I need to modify the html).
And,
HI all,
is different to catch a normal .html file ( I mean not
server parsed) and one parsed (like .php)?
I can just read the file required from the request_rec
and elaborate it (if it's .html) or I need a filter to
catch the content (I'm sure I must do it for a parsed
file)?
Thanks!
HI all,
always the same problem.
I have to work with the content generated from the
server.
I cannot get it,even if in the API I have BUFF *client
in the conn_rec is used internally to read and write
data to the client.
I dont know how to get the content, any ideas? Can I
interact with the BUFF *cl
HI all,
I have to open the requested file and manipulate the
html code (apache 1.3.x)
SO. I open the file with ap_pfopen.
Somebody knows how I can get a string (I want to check
each line). I can do it with the UNix function read()
but it doesn't sound me good. (I get the fd of the
file and after I
Hi all,
I have no a server at home, only a linux station. I'm
writing a module that modify the html content. I have
the problem that I don't know how to simulate the
client server environment. I mean: I can set up a
module in a location (with its handler) and I can see
how it works (like example-i
Hi to everybody.
I'm developing a module that modify the html content.
I have no server at home, so i work on my linux
workstation.
Can I use a module that modify the file requested from
a client on my PC (it's not a server). I mean, I can
"SetHandler" on a location and I can see the module,
but i
OPs, I forgot it!
I implement mod_blanks in Apacahe 1.3.x
--- Brian Pane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: > On
Wed, 2002-12-18 at 09:31, fabio rohrich wrote:
> > Hi
> > In my mod_blanks I have to modify the html code
> sent
> > to the server to the client.
&
Hi
In my mod_blanks I have to modify the html code sent
to the server to the client.
I work directly on the file requested. Where can I get
it, in which structure?
Thanks,
Fabio
p.s. Can you tell me which module does the same
work,please? :)
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>
> On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, [iso-8859-1] fabio rohrich
> wrote:
>
> > And here I am! Hi my italian colleague! I'm
> stripping
> > out the white spaces from HTML, it's true.
> &
And here I am! Hi my italian colleague! I'm stripping
out the white spaces from HTML, it's true.
It's not so easy to strip out the garbage from html
code, anyway I can give u the document I wrote in
which there all the requirements to delete white
spaces (where and when).
Let me know if u need hel
to remove white spaces and
unrequired tags too.
So , I don't think they r config directives. What do u
suggest?
Thanks,
Fabio
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-- Jeff Trawick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: >
fabio rohrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I don't understand if I have to fi
Jeff,
In the university we have Apache 1.3 working, that's
why i must write a module for apache 1.3 and not for
2.0.
Anyway, can u help me?
--- Jeff Trawick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: >
fabio rohrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Hi!
> > In the mod I
Hi!
In the mod I'm developing I have to threat with the
content phase (I'll strip out blanks from html code)
and with the logging phase (to report the size of the
stripped page).
In the module structure (module blanks_module) I have
to fill the fields of handler and logger like:
blanks_logger,
blan
hi!
I'm starting to write the mod_blank (it'll interact
with the response phase).
I'm writing the module structures and in want to know
if it works good. I mean, I 'll write a stupid
functiuon that wiil add at the bottom of a web page a
written, just to check if my module is linked good and
so on.
HI!
I don't get the difference between mod_deflate and the
famous gzip!
Can they work together,and what it's the difference
between them?
Thanks,
Fabio
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HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
As I wrote before, I'm starting to develop a module.
It'll clean on the fly white spaces, new
lines,comments and not usefull things from Html,
javascripts,CSS and ...I'll see what else! :)
The module will save in a cache the page stripped out
(so every time the page is requested Apache has not
HI!
I wrote you last time about my development of a new
apache module.
mod_blanks: a module for the Apache web server which
would on-the-fly
remove unnecessary blank space, comments and other
non-interesting
things from the served page. Skills needed: the C
langugae, a bit of
text parsing tec
--- "johannes m. richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ha scritto: > Since this seems to be rather
understandable - will
> you make the source for
> this available? (To try to learn..)
I'll develop it in the next three months. For sure the
source it'll be available!!!
> Little suggestion: "Com
I'm going to develop this topic for thesis.
Has anybody of you any suggest for it? Something to
addin the development (like compression of the string
) or some feature to implement!
And, the last thing, what do you think about it?
Thanks a lot,
Fabio
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