This module is for fun. Performance may
be questionable under large loads (even
though it turns out to work quite
well under Solaris and the *BSD's due to
their tmp filesystems). 

If you are worried about performance try
havng filter keeps its cache on a RAM
disk. Unless there is a real push for
better performance I am going to suggest
you go with the RAM disk. If I get a lot
of interest, there may be a few other things
I can do.
At this point I am finding this to be pretty
useable for single chaining (aka have one
module filter another). Chaining with
multiple modules will be in the next version.
As with all things, your mileage may
vary.

I will probably need to look at output
HTTP headers for the next version.

The following is an example setup:
FilterEngine On
Filter text/html /eecummings.cgi
Filter perl-script SSIFILTER

This would turn mod_filter on and
force all text/html documents through
the eecummings.cgi.

You will find in contrib/ some sample
filters (if you end up writing a cool
one, or heck the swedish chef filter,
I'll be happy to add them to the distribution).

You will find a faq at http://www.tangent.org/mod_filter/

Have fun,
	-Brian Aker
	 Seattle, WA.

