Running Apache 2.0.54 on Debian Linux.
A while ago I posted a message here asking about "request failed: error
reading the headers" which was caused by Apache being unable to read
POST-requests that were large. I suspected that this was Not My Fault(tm) as
it was mostly with the users using a
Nick Kew writes:
That suggests the request headers exceeded a hard limit in the server
(and
very possibly that it was a malformed request). The size of the request
is
irrelevant UNLESS something is broken, like the headers never being
terminated. Setting your loglevel to debug or sniffing th
Nick Kew writes:
That suggests the request headers exceeded a hard limit in the server (and
very possibly that it was a malformed request). The size of the request is
irrelevant UNLESS something is broken, like the headers never being
terminated. Setting your loglevel to debug or sniffing the
I'm running Apache 2.0.54 (Server signature: Apache/2.0.54 (Unix) PHP/4.4.0)
on Linux 2.6.10 (running on a Xen virtual server). Currently I'm facing an
odd problem where long POST-requests end up creating a "400 Bad request"
response to the client. I'm running a weblog-service on the server and
