Well, I found the problem... or part of it. Turns out the module in question (which is a custom module) was being rebuilt when I updated to the JRE-1 tarball, but not being copied to the installation directory. So I was using a version linked with .31 of Apache.
The reason I couldn't test with a standard module (CGI), is a config file problem, I'm sure, as I see raw HTML when requesting an index.html file, and raw Perl when requesting a index.cgi file. Thanks for your assistance. D Justin Erenkrantz wrote: >On Fri, Feb 15, 2002 at 12:08:29PM -0500, Dwayne Miller wrote: > >>I captured the output generated by both IE 5.5 and Mozilla 0.9.8. >> >>Then used telnet to connect to Apache and pasted the data from Mozilla. >>Output returned was exactly as expected. But submitting it from >>Mozilla, it fails. The body of the post (the form variables) are not >>read. Could this have anything to do with delivering data to the server >>in CHUNKS? Does an Apache module need to do anything special to make >>sure it is getting all of the chunks making up a request? (Is this even >>worded with the correct terminology?) >> > >A few things: > >1) Can you please post the request you sent? > >2) What module is handling the data? Is it a custom module? > >3) The only thing it should need to do is call ap_get_brigade() with >the appropriate parameters. You could use ap_setup_client_block() as >well, but that's not really the preferred way anymore. > >Is it working with IE 5.5? It may be a bug in Mozilla. =( Or, it >could also be a timing issue too. -- justin >
