Hi. Just a complement of information : where are the picture files
located ? on a disk directly atached to the server, or on some other
system through NFS, or ?
Philipp Flesch wrote:
Hi!
We are running an HP RX2600 Itanium Server with debian eth (kernel
2.6.18) for some local education projects.
Since we applied some updates (marked as non critical) via apt-get
upgrade we have got problems with some jpgs.
Loading the images via https everything works fine. Loading the images
via http we got into a loop without generating any error in the logs.
After resizing the picture with gimp the broken picture works fine.
We found out, that some broken pictures have got EXIF-headers with
camera information. Most of the pictures were uploaded months ago and
have already been displayed without any problems before the "patchday".
Please feel free to try out yourself:
apache 1.3.34
http://wvbg.bndlg.de/max/apache vs. https://wvbg.bndlg.de/max/apache
apache 2.2.3
http://wvbg.bndlg.de:81/max/apache vs. https://wvbg.bndlg.de:81/max/apache
Transfering the pictures to an apache running i386 debian and apache
1.3.34 everything works fine, too.
Any hints?
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