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Hello,<br>
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I'm facing a strange bug between Apache and Zope. I'm suspecting
Apache but I need to prove that Zope isn't at the origin of this
mess.<br>
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In the two files attached you have the request sent by firefox
logged with livehttpheaders (request.orig.txt) and the request read
in ZPublisher/Publisy.py=>publish with request.stdin.read(). You
can see that a part of the request overload the start's of it. The
size of file in the request is 6855 bits. I don't understand how
this is possible.<br>
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Two apache servers and one ZEO cluster composing the architecture :<br>
- the first Apache 2.1 is a FreeBSD gateway for external requests :
it's using SSL with an homemade certificate and
ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse to redirect to the second server on the
8080 port<br>
- the second Apache 2.2 server is on Windows Server 2003 and
listening on 80 and 8080.<br>
- the port 80 for all local requests with mod_auth_sspi to handle
the SSO and redirect to a first ZEO client<br>
- the port 8080 for outside requests from the first Apache server
without SSO and redirect to a second ZEO client<br>
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There is a know bug with apache and SSL but only for requests above
128KB: here the request's weight is about 8KB.<br>
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Is there something that modifies the incoming request before it
comes in the publish module ?<br>
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Regards,<br>
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