Advice on hacking SSI parsing into CGI output

[Brian Atkins <br...@posthuman.com>]

We are wanting to do this for our own obscure reasons, and
would really appreciate any advice on how to approach it.
Can we just send the CGI process' stdout fd to the
mod_include handler?

I did some light research and didn't see anyone who had
already done this...
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Re: Advice on hacking SSI parsing into CGI output

[Ed Korthof <ed...@organic.com>]

A while ago, I set something like this up by taking the file descriptor
which (in mod_cgi) is sent to send_fd, and handing it to
send_parsed_content instead... you might want to take care of some of the
stuff send_parsed_file does first, though.

This was against an old source tree (1.2b7)... and we've gone away from
CGI, so we're not using it anymore, but I could send you the patch if
you're interested (it'd probably need some work, though -- I haven't
maintained it; and it was a very simple implementation anyway).

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On Sun, 15 Feb 1998, Brian Atkins wrote:

> We are wanting to do this for our own obscure reasons, and
> would really appreciate any advice on how to approach it.
> Can we just send the CGI process' stdout fd to the
> mod_include handler?
> 
> I did some light research and didn't see anyone who had
> already done this...
> -- 
> The future has arrived; it's just not evenly distributed.
>                                                        -William Gibson
> ______________________________________________________________________
> Visit Hypermart at http://www.hypermart.net for free business hosting!
> 
>