Hello,
I am writing a module for Apache 2.0.59 that works like a proxy to
expose a Dime Soap Web service over classical HTTP
The problem is when i send the content to the client, if the client
closes the connection or pauses the download, i have to wait the
timeout to detect the problem
Hello;
Simply, does anyone know of a hook that I can use to intercept requests
that come in with an If-Modified-Since?
Some background - I have an output filter module that alters the
Last-Modified header. This works beautifully except in once specific
circumstance - if the document has never fu
Hello,
I'm working on an Apache module that will log some statistics in a file.
My problem is that I have no ideea about what should I do to unload the module.
In ap_hook_post_config hook I initialize some structures, use open() for some
files ...
If I get an error during this phase how can I unl
On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 10:05:17 +0200
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am writing a module for Apache 2.0.59 that works like a proxy to
> expose a Dime Soap Web service over classical HTTP
>
> The problem is when i send the content to the client, if the client
> closes the connection or pauses the d
Marin Cosmin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm working on an Apache module that will log some statistics in a file.
> My problem is that I have no ideea about what should I do to unload the
> module.
> In ap_hook_post_config hook I initialize some structures, use open() for some
> files ...
> If I get an e
Thank you very much for your promptness.
I've tested and segfaults if I unload the module. In order to resolve this
problem I use a flag which is true if everything went fine, and false if
didn't, but I thought that you can unload the module if something goes wrong.
I'm using "post_config" to