For "ErrorDocument nnn http://url";, ap_die() will respond with 302 redirect,
and r->status will be updated to indicate that. But the original error could
have been one that keeps us from being able to process subsequent requests on
the connection. Setting r->status to REDIRECT keeps us from d
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 12:27 PM, Jeff Trawick wrote:
For "ErrorDocument nnn http://url";, ap_die() will respond with 302
redirect, and r->status will be updated to indicate that. But the
original error could have been one that keeps us from being able to
process subsequent requests on
On Fri, 17 Oct 2003, Roy T. Fielding wrote:
> It sends 302? Don't you mean it does a subrequest? I'd hope so.
> Anyway, +1 to the patch.
I always thought it did a 302 if the errordocument started with http://
(ie, was possibly external), but did a subrequest if it did not start with
http:// .
Roy T. Fielding wrote:
client uses HTTP/1.1 to POST a 2MB file, to be handled by a module...
module says no way and returns 413...
admin has "ErrorDocument 413 http://file_too_big.html";...
Apache sends back 302 with Location=http://file_too_big.html, but
since this is HTTP/1.1, Apache then tries
