On 2026-02-27 06:45, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
our client uses SW RTKLIB which tends to send data using GET requests,
containing request body (...) with no Transfer-Encoding: or
Content-Length: headers and using HTTP/1.0 protocol (hardcoded).
I assume that those HTTP/1.0 requests do not have a
Connection:keep-alive header.
On squid, the request body is dropped
Good (although some kind of "unexpected post-request data" signal [in an
access.log record] would be nice for cases where Squid did detect that
data presence; perhaps that signal already exists).
Am I correct if I assume this is correct from protocol point of view
or is there any way to pass this data through proxy?
I believe you are correct.
AFAIK, Squid currently has no code that would treat that post-request
bytes as a previous GET body. FWIW, it would be fairly easy to hack
something like that in if (and only if) all those requests have
fixed-size one-size-for-all-requests "data".
HTH,
Alex.
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