Hi and happy new year,
we have an application where HTTP clients have a kind of unclean way of
submitting HTTP POST requests to our tomcat server for data upload: The
|POST| and |Host: xxx| part appears twice in the request.
Until now this didn't cause any problems with tomcat, but since the
latest release, Tomcat refuses to accept this message and returns a 400
bad request immediately.
Unfortunately we'll not be able to change the client-side code. Is there
any way to tell the tomcat connector "ignore duplicate headers" or so to
make it work again? I guess the rewrite filters for tomcat won't help as
tomcat probably discards the incoming message before handing it over to
rewrite.
Example request:
|POST /data/upload/test HTTP/1.1 Host: www.myhost.de:8180 POST
/data/upload/test HTTP/1.1 Host: www.myhost.de:8180 [...rest of the
request is ok...] |
I wonder if there is a parameter for the |Connector| part in server.xml
or so to workaround this problem and restore the old behaviour without
downgrading.
Greetings,
Dennis
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