mearns.b at gmail
Nov 5, 2009, 6:22 AM
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On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Nick Kew <nick[at]webthing.com> wrote:
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>>> Is there any way to get Apache to behave differently based on the
>>> status code, specifically apply different OutputFilters? This is
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> With httpd-2.3/2.4, just make that a condition for FilterProvider.
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> With 2.2, condition evaluation is more limited so you can't do that.
> It would be a fairly trivial hack to mod_filter, or you could make
> the check within your filter itself.
Okay, I am currently using 2.2, but maybe I'll think about upgrading.
If my filter wasn't an external, I would probably just check in there,
as you said. But it is an external filter...I don't think I have
access to the status code at all, right?
>> If you want to serve a different page depending upon the status, there is
>> the ErrorDocument directive.
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> That's fine if it is an errordocument coming from the server itself,
> but not useful if it's from some application.
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Right, this has nothing to do with error responses. As I mentioned in
the original post, I want to control filter behavior based on the
response code. Specifically, I just want to skip a bunch of processing
filters for 304 Not Modified responses.
-Brian
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