just before the final return.  This gives modules an opportunity to do
something based on the proxy status.

A couple of examples where this is useful:

-You are using a caching module and would rather return stale content rather
than an error to the client if the origin is down.

-you proxy some subrequests (using SSI - mod_include) and do not want SSI
errors when the backend is down. If you would normally return
HTTP_BAD_GATEWAY, you may have a module that serves some other content.


new hook -- so mmn bump.. i made it a major one, hope thats ok 

Patch From Brian Akins <Brian.Akins turner.com>




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