Hi, Something that long bothered me, and perhaps has already been discussed, but I haven’t found anything on it: why is there no way to set arbitrary headers without using an extension module? I know that the `add_header` directive has been augmented with the `always` flag recently, but there’s still no way to freely change headers. I personally think this is something that one could expect from a web server.
My specific scenario is that I want to implement server-side content-negotiation, by conditionally applying an XSL stylesheet and changing the content-type accordingly. This really made me jump through hoops using the built-in modules and in specific cases simply broke. So I gave in and used Headers More, but now, that HTTP/2 support is out, I would like to use it, Thomes Ward’s PPA, however, is not yet updated, because the Lua module does not build with the new release (https://twitter.com/teward001/status/646775480931123201), so my only option would be compiling from source, but I would prefer no to lose the benefits of package management. Is there any way to do this within the confines of the built-in modules? Thanks, Ádám _______________________________________________ nginx mailing list nginx@nginx.org http://mailman.nginx.org/mailman/listinfo/nginx
