Nick Wellnhofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:The real cause of the problem seems to be a frontend/backend communication problem. The "needed" argument 0x5454502b comes from a 4-byte length field which string content is 'TTP/'. Looks like a part of a HTTP request to me.
Yeah, it kinda sounds like someone is trying to send an HTTP request to the Postgres port :-(
I thought about that, but I have TCP disabled. And it's definitely triggered by my own Perl code serving dynamic web pages. But it happens at completely random places. Maybe it's a bug in DBD::Pg. Is there an easy way to log the whole frontend/backend communication?
Nick
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