Weird mod_perl, mod_proxy, content-length, IE

[Lee Goddard <ho...@LeeGoddard.com>]

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Running: Apache/1.3.14 (Win32) mod_perl/1.27_01-dev

I've been setting up my first proxy by following the
instructions in the Mod_perl Guide: all seems well,
except that I'm getting a little bit of weird output
in addition to the expected.

This appears in the content body just after the HTTP headers,
as a number which reflects in hex the length of the
returned content, plus a line feed.

There's another number, seemingly always a zero, after
the content.

Funny thing is, I see this from IE6, but not when using
LWP::UserAgents or Mozilla to query the same URI.

Life being what it is, I have to support the 80% of my
clients which are IE.

Has anyone any idea what this is or may be?

The mod_perl app producing the output is fine without
the proxy, so I'm very happy to concede it's my proxy
configuration!

Thanks in anticipation.

Cheers,
lee
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Perl / Java / XML / XSLT      http://www.LeeGoddard.com

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Re: Weird mod_perl, mod_proxy, content-length, IE

[Lee Goddard <ho...@LeeGoddard.com>]

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I forgot to add that this happens with and without
a call to the send_http_header method.

lee

On Monday, February 3, 2003 at 2:11:59 PM, you wrote:

LG> Running: Apache/1.3.14 (Win32) mod_perl/1.27_01-dev

LG> I've been setting up my first proxy by following the
LG> instructions in the Mod_perl Guide: all seems well,
LG> except that I'm getting a little bit of weird output
LG> in addition to the expected.

LG> This appears in the content body just after the HTTP headers,
LG> as a number which reflects in hex the length of the
LG> returned content, plus a line feed.

LG> There's another number, seemingly always a zero, after
LG> the content.

LG> Funny thing is, I see this from IE6, but not when using
LG> LWP::UserAgents or Mozilla to query the same URI.

LG> Life being what it is, I have to support the 80% of my
LG> clients which are IE.

LG> Has anyone any idea what this is or may be?

LG> The mod_perl app producing the output is fine without
LG> the proxy, so I'm very happy to concede it's my proxy
LG> configuration!

LG> Thanks in anticipation.

LG> Cheers,
LG> lee


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Cheers
 Lee                            mailto:home@LeeGoddard.com

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