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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Maurizio Marini <ma...@datalogica.com> on 2002/06/24 16:26:07 UTC
[httpd dev] changing post parameters
Hi there,
I would modify parametrs passed as "hidden" in a POST.
I'm workin at the 4 phase:
[#4] validate user id from request, customizing mod_pubcookie.
After validated the user, I would add some information needed by application
on the backend.
With mod_rewrite I can modify args string.
But actually there is no way to modify post parameters or adding some new
parameters to them.
I've tried by myself.
In http I can easily managed hidden parameters pointing to
r->connection->client->inptr.
At that address u can find them.
But in https this *seems* not to be the right pointer.
I studied the sources, and I realize that there is no buffer that is exposed
to be hacked in https.
I end up w/
ap_hook_call("ap::buff::read", &rv, fb, buf, nbyte)
Someone is so kind to help me?
Is this the right place to post such a query?
Sorry if this is off-topic ;)
thnx in advance
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