Speed it up.  While this optimization wasn't obvious for the two-pass
  location_walk, it is significant for all subreq/redirects reusing the
  cached walk values.


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  Uhmm... time for a note about this.


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AddOutputFilter to be ignored when matching the URI.

Submitted by:	Bill Rowe


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This can happen if there is a partial match between a bad URI and a
file with a variant extention.

ap_sub_req_lookup_dirent has apparently been generating bogus subrequest
URIs for ages, but they used to be ignored.  Once we started calling
ap_process_request_internal for all subrequests, they started causing
problems.  Make it explicit that rnew->uri is to be ignored for this type
of subrequest.


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time, error level, etc strings.  The only information in the string is
the actual error.
Submitted by:	Jon Travis <jtravis@covalent.net>


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line, thinking we've set a custom status. Of course, it says "200 OK" no
matter what error we happen to return(!).


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add HTTP_IN filter after the headers have been parsed.
so that the HTTP_IN can check them ;-)
Still not 100% if this works properly, but I don't get
the chunking numbers displayed on my browser,
so it's better than what was there.
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everything else happy as well)


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check_pipeline_flush(), making it think another request was available (when
it wasn't). Apache would avoid flushing the prior request and block on
reading the next request. (of course, the client wasn't sending the next
one, cuz it was still waiting for the results of the first one)


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Status: It serves a reverse-proxy page.. but SLOWLY.
VERY SLOWLY.
still looking at why, but now it serves pages instead of dumping core.
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  Revamped ap_directory_walk logic, without a path_info helper is now
  activated.  It may be bumpy for a few days, and we have more optimizations
  to put in place, but it's time to get this in the developer's test code.


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  This is nothing but const bogosity.  We have our very own manipulation,
  we are allowed to touch the char *'s, even if we have a const contract.


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Submitted by: Aarron Bannert <aaron@clove.org>
Reviewed by:	Ian Holsman <IanH@apache.org>


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  Great badness - not a good idea to return OK when you don't modify the
  resulting value, even if it's NULL.


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  Hmmm... continue's not so good an idea here :)


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  Time to give up for the day, and grab a beer


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  Aaargh!  Unwinding part of my patch before I committed the prior version,
  I ended up blasting these (intentional) changes as well :(

  This finishes up the changes for the new, replacement ap_directory_walk
  for testing.  This code isn't active yet.


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  A major overhaul to the -replacement- ap_directory_walk logic.  This still
  doesn't activate that code, I will do so probably by Monday, after more
  thorough testing.

  Introduces the ap_directory_walk::cache so we can stop wasting tons of
  effort in mod_autoindex and other subreq/redirect requests.

  This isn't thoroughly tested, I've only stepped through a half dozen
  common cases.  If you want to play, define REPLACE_PATH_INFO_METHOD.


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  Good to note


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  Allow ApacheBench to connect to and control Apache on other WinNT/2K
  machines.

Submitted by:	Mladen Turk <mturk@mappingsoft.com>


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  Fix a borked entry that I introduced.  Now mime_magic should build.


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a problem terminating the parser. _geterror() cannot be called either.


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  I don't know if these are correct, just my best alien guess.

  I also don't suspect we want to add test/ to the modules/ makefile,
  since test won't be distributed with the tarball.


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  Some other modules here are argueably tests ... but these are nothing
  but tests.  No end user would ever be interested in 'experimenting'
  with them :)


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  Legibility counts for something, so does eliminating bogus ssize_t
  products from pointer subtraction ;)


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Be back Monday night...off to a wedding on the east coast now...


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(blocking or not).

apr_brigade_partition would do reading multiple times and that's
not really what we want (so I think).

This may speed up POST requests that were waiting for all of the
data to arrive before returning anything in blocking mode.

Reviewed by:	Greg Stein, Ryan Bloom


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Allan Liska


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finite number of bytes (i.e. *readbytes > 0).

ap_brigade_partition does a blocking read.  So, what we should do is
apr_bucket_read on the socket for non-blocking.  If we get less than
what they asked for, that's okay and we should just return that amount.
If they were non-blocking, we should always be non-blocking.

Ryan, Greg, and others can figure out if ap_brigade_partition should
be tweaked to handle AP_NONBLOCK_READ natively.  I'm of a mixed mind,
but this addresses the short term need.


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via ap_get_brigade.  So, we should treat this as end-of-input.


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  And thank you once again, Justin


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  These now exist with their -std names, thanks for the suggest, Justin.


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Now, the question is whether it might make more sense to have them
as ssl-std.conf, ldap-std.conf, and proxy-std.conf.

(I'm also not sure if this is even shell portable or not.)

I'll leave that up to OtherBill since he added these files.


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  Split the significant modules into segregated module configs.

  Probably should do the same with negotation/autoindex, since those
  are _so_ huge, but not this afternoon on my schedule.


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  Cleanup the config (somewhat) so that win32 -could- actually run from
  the httpd-std.conf - but there are still some discrepancies to take
  back to the conference committee :)

  LDAP was voted some time ago into it's own httpd-ldap repository, and
  never built on Win32; No ldap config directives are present, so I've
  pulled it from both .conf files.

  It would be really nice if the proxy team would come in and clean out
  the deprecated/unsupported directives here.


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