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 when
an user posts a blog-entry, the saving of the request will fail if the post
is long (I haven't been unable to pinpoint the exact length where it will
fail).
The error message that is generated in the error_log is:
[Tue Sep 06 22:01:42 2005] [error] [client <removed>] request failed: error
reading the headers, referer: http://vuodatus.net/site/control/editblog
It took me a while to actually even find the error message as the
weblog-site is running as a virtual host and the request actually goes to
the default website in the httpd.conf as the Host-header from the request
disappears.
The odd thing is that it seems that this isn't happening for everybody, just
some so I feel like I should point a blaming finger at some ISP's but I am
currently not sure. Does anybody know if some error or misconfiguration in
Apache could be causing this?
Thanks,
Tuomas Rinta
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