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> For CVE-2021-44224, does "configurations mixing forward and reverse proxy
> declarations" mean ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse combinations,
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Even we have a similar use-case and encountering the same issue and all the
PUT/POST requests are failing after upgrading to Apache-2.4.51.
Any resolutions or inputs here will be a great help.
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Have you tried adding the line below to your config?
> Proxy100Continue Off
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> Have you tried adding the line below to your config?
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> > Proxy100Continue Off
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I'm not an Apache developer, just a sys admin that uses Apache, so not under my
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> Please confirm if latest version of Apache e.g. 2.4.51 is used as a Reverse
> Proxy server then adding the directive "Proxy100Continue Off" is
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Behaviour is triggered by "force-proxy-request-1.0" presumably because http 1.0
doesn't support "Expect: 100-continue" so if that is requested, the 417 error
will be returned, if the hea
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Don't 417 if the proxy does not forward 100-continue
We probably shouldn't fail with 417 if
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> We are affected by this issue as well and we do not have
> force-proxy-request-1.0 in our configuration.
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> Created attachment 38157 [details]
> Don't 417 if the proxy does not forward 100-continue
Note that with this patch there should be not need to &qu
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This is a seriously weird issue. No other implementation uses Upgrade AFAICT,
and it's now explicitly deprecated in 7540bis as a result.
Yes, Apache is free to send 'upgrade' if it
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Fix startup_children() grace period
If startup_children() does not create all the requested chil
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> Yann can you explain why perform_idle_server_maintenance doesn't recover
> even if the startup_children path fails here?
It doesn't because Mi
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Or so I thought, acutally it seems that MinSpareThreads is not rounded up like
this.. Hm, let me reproduce then.
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Well, scratch that, idle_thread_count == 0 whenever the unique child exits thus
perform_idle_server_maintenance() does its job. So I can't reproduce.
Sorry for the confusion and the broken m
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> Well, scratch that, idle_thread_count == 0 whenever the unique child exits
> thus perform_idle_server_maintenance() does its job. So I can'
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> Apparently in 2.4.52, but I'm still seeing the behaviour.
Does patch [1] help?
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Bug ID: 65823
Summary: mod_proxy_http seems to redact the URI
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> Apparently in 2.4.52, but I'm still seeing the behaviour.
Mark, a few quetions.
What is your configuration and type of workload for reproducing
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Confused now. My understanding is that only connections in keepalive will be
stopped not ones that are in use. A client using a keepalive connection should
be prepared that it gets closed. This cannot be
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> Confused now. My understanding is that only connections in keepalive will be
> stopped not ones that are in use. A client using a keepalive connection
&g
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I think that get_worker() should never block, it does not in this case and
there is no other choice than closing the connection (which is what we should
address IMHO).
We could try to be preventive here and
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> This sounds (to me) like a more robust alternative, good/bad/off-topic idea?
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You are not the first one who have issues like this with Microsoft WebDav
clients. I thought it had improved in the recent years, but obviously not. And
I say clients, because there are many of them
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Please may I ask a question?
I was under the assumption that the proxy module corrects the Location:
response header field.
Is that assumption correct?
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> Please may I ask a question?
>
> I was under the assumption that the proxy module corrects the Location:
> response header field.
>
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> (In reply to Dr. Rolf Jansen from comment #4)
> > Please may I ask a question?
> >
> > I was under the assumption that the prox
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Hi,
We have two instances of Apache web server running inside our container image.
One instance acts a Inbound from receiving requests from outside & other acts
as Outbound. So all the requests receive
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Inbound Component Access Logs
127.0.0.1 - - [24/Jan/2022:14:50:12 -0500] "PUT
/esrs/v1/devices/abcd/klmn/mft/test.txt HTTP/1.1" 408 221
Inbound Component
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Outbound Component - Access Logs:
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Outbound Component -
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Summary: Expect: 100-continue changed behavior in ecebcc0
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Please provide the error_log of the frontend with this added to the global
configuration:
LoadModule dumpio_module modules/mod_dumpio.so
DumpIOInput on
DumpIOOutput on
LogLevel trace8
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Also, please test with 2.4.52 (not 2.4.49).
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What might happen is that the backend responds with 401 without first sending
the "100 Continue" interim response, because the auth on the backend happens
before the request body is read (it doe
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--- Comment #36 from ecliffordsm...@hotmail.com ---
I am trying to use this functionality of ProxyRemote in version 2.4.26 (and the
latest 2.2.52) but the code does not seem to include the changes. Has this
functionality been included in a full
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error_log of proxy frontend
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> Also, please test with 2.4.52 (not 2.4.49).
Yes, tested with 2.4.52.
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> I think we need to close the the connection in case the reverse proxy
> answers with a final response it got from the backend. See
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r1881790 has not been backported yet in the 2.4.x branch.
If you want to apply it on 2.4.x you'll need to be able to build httpd by
yourself.
If you plan to do it, some pointers are availab
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Thank you very much for you response. I do already compile from source. I was
not sure if the code was compatible with the latest versions but I will try and
find the related changes and diff
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Bug ID: 65860
Summary: Revoked certificate block httpd start
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For information, I merged the changes detailed above (alternative patch for
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rebuilt. The functionality works
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Thank you for pointing out this, it is helpful. I will test it and hopefully if
it works fine, it can be in the coming release.
I quickly looked in the patch code, looks like it tries to use the
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I switched my reverse proxy setup from my old patch to this one (r1881790). It
successfully supports my use case: my ReverseProxy authenticates itself at a
ForwardProxy.
The patch r1881790 also includes
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We're seeing this error as well, albeit on a slightly different version
(details below). I'm not 100% sure it's related, but it looks like it to me.
First, we have the following in th
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Thank you for your response Joe. Indeed the issue was that include:
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Would be so nice to get this fixed in 2.5.x (@Yann Ylavic)
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Bug ID: 65867
Summary: Apache is delaying response on Reader.cpp
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This will be hard to analyze. Let me explain:
When a certificate for xxx.com is renewed.
- $server_root/md/domains/xxx.com contains the working certs
- $server_root/md/staging/xxx.com contains all about
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Under the premises that no one is messing with the file system, e.g. a job that
distributes certificates among nodes or other such production jobs, it should
never have happened in the first place.
In
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Hi,
this is affecting us in production.
Do we know already when there is a next release?
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It seems highly likely that we do a release this month.
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Bug ID: 65875
Summary: ldap_simple_bind fail for LDAPS authentication with
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I have the same behaviour in another case, with mod_security2.
Example:
# Used to hide server response body (more complex rule in real)
SecRule RESPONSE_STATUS 400 "phase:3,status:400"
Err
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My example is for a reverse proxy where the server sends a 400 status
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Bug ID: 65880
Summary: log reload/restart messages into domain specific
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