Re: [users@httpd] SetOutputFilter doesn't work in <Location>s?

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Andy Buckley wrote:
Andy Buckley wrote:
Axel-Stéphane SMORGRAV wrote:
SetOutputFilter works very well, even in Location filters. There are lots of happy customers of this feature, using it for such things as for example compression of response bodies.

I tried with a configuration similar to yours and, yes, it works! The Header module is a new one for me: nice to know. A bit of investigation seems to reveal that adding another Location with a MultiViews DirectoryIndex can stop the filter from working:

[...]

... to get output filters working by Location I had to specify
> Options -MultiViews. I need to use MultiViews *and* output
> filters, and this seems to be a bug that prevents simultaneous use.

Can someone confirm or deny this behaviour and recommend on whether it should be reported to the Apache bug tracker? I've now observed it on several copies of Apache 2.0.52 as bundled with different Linux systems,

Hello again,

Any confirmations or denials before I post this as a bug report? I've also confirmed it with an Ubuntu Linux system running Apache 2.0.55.

Thanks,
Andy

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