[users@httpd] URI query string in a post method

[Danny Mallory <dm...@gmail.com>]

Hello All,
I have an application where the client is sending a post method / form to
an apache reverse proxy and the request contains a uri query string.
Apache is throwing a 400 bad request on this.  is there a way to tell
apache to ignore a malformed post method?  I understand you cannot rewrite
it as they would lose their post data.

thx in advance,
Danny

Re: [users@httpd] URI query string in a post method

[Daniel <df...@gmail.com>]

The best idea is to try to guess why exactly it is getting a 400, and
which version of httpd it is.

In recent version (2.4.25) http parsing has become more strict due to
CVE-2016-8743. There is a directive since then too to allow a more
relaxed check of grammar (HttpProtocolOptions), but still, my first
sentence applies.


2017-10-17 20:41 GMT+02:00 Danny Mallory <dm...@gmail.com>:
> Hello All,
> I have an application where the client is sending a post method / form to an
> apache reverse proxy and the request contains a uri query string.  Apache is
> throwing a 400 bad request on this.  is there a way to tell apache to ignore
> a malformed post method?  I understand you cannot rewrite it as they would
> lose their post data.
>
> thx in advance,
> Danny
>



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