Peter Van Biesen wrote:
I've sent a patch doing the same some time ago, but it was not accepted
so don't get your hopes up ;-).
The big problem is that the code is starting to be so lenient it is
getting silly.
If a bogus header comes along (ie a header without a : in it) it is
relatively
At 6:16 PM +0200 9/25/02, Graham Leggett wrote:
The above two cases of brokenness are mutually exclusive. If a non-header is
encountered when a header is expected, we have the choice of either assuming it's a
header and ignoring it, or assuming the headers are over and starting the body. We
I've sent a patch doing the same some time ago, but it was not accepted
so don't get your hopes up ;-).
Peter.
Jim Jagielski wrote:
In the 2.0 proxy, a bogus header line causes an immediate 502 error,
whereas in 1.3, we try to handle it. The below patch attemps to make
2.0 a bit more
