I'm asking about whether the concept of leveraging mod_perl's access to Apache's innards to get at the data when it's needed is plausible.

When asking if an approach as a concept is plausible, I'm not sure having code to debug is important. You can't debug plausibility.

If there's a relevant doc I could read that clearly tells me what kind of access I have to the body of a POST request in mod_perl vs. the access I have to it in a CGI process, I'd love to read it. I just don't know where it is.


Christopher E. Stith

In reply to Re^2: Can mod_perl get me past a silly buffering in Apache? by mr_mischief
in thread Can mod_perl get me past a silly buffering in Apache? by mr_mischief

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