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Simple "GET" requests (http 0.9) Behave incorrectly
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Simple "GET" requests (http 0.9) Behave incorrectly
wrowe@apache.org changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Summary|Fatal error from simple |Simple "GET" requests (http
|"GET" request to mod_ssl |0.9) Behave incorrectly
------- Additional Comments From wrowe@apache.org 2002-06-03 19:52 -------
Verified that these are misbehaving, although not the same way. Perhaps
the offending code that was segfaulting is corrected in the current tree.
However, the initial assbackwards request (single line GET with no HTTP
version tag) responds (correctly) immediately. Subsequent requests from
the same workstation are blocking for more input after the initial "GET /"
when they should expect no additional input. Looks like our HTTP input
filter chain is busted after a single request.
Cliff, do you see similar on Unix?
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