hello list,
I'm very sorry to jump straight in here with a question, but here goes:
I've got a fairly normaly thin-and-thick setup with a mod_perl server
in the background. The thin server on 80 is a reverse proxy for the
mod_perl server on 8081, in the usual way. The only quirk is that for
some directories I'm forcing secure access and bypassing the proxy:
those I redirect to the same mod_perl server, but on port 443.
It all works very nicely except for one thing:
* url with query string proxied to the non-secure port on the
mod_perl server works fine
* url with qs redirected to the secure port on the same server
arrives without the query string
There's quite a big stack of handlers on the mod_perl server,
including a TransHandler, so at first I just assumed I was breaking
the input, but I'm really not: I've been able to make sure that the
request really does come in without the query string.
As it happens this application will accept similar input in the
path_info so I can get by for the few cases where the redirect kicks
in. But I thought mod_alias just ignored the query string? please
could someone suggest why they're getting eaten? It's driving me nuts.
thank you
will
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