I am trying to implement Transfer-Chunked:Encoding with apache 2.2. Config is: • Server version: Apache/2.2.27 (Unix) • With mod_proxy • tail -2 conf/httpd.conf SetEnv proxy-sendchunks PassEnv proxy-sendchunks However apache still refuses the request from the HTTP Client which sends the header Transfer-Encoding: chunked The below error is logged in the apache log: [Tue Sep 02 21:38:16 2014] [error] [client 10.20.91.171] chunked Transfer-Encoding forbidden: Does it work for you? Can I check your linux to see if my settings (especially proxy-sendchunks) is set correctly? The same HTTP Client works with IIS. So the issue exist with apache web server here.
What mod_proxy sub-module handles the request? mod_proxy_http? mod_proxy_scgi? You marked the bug a regression -- what's it a regression from?
Hello Eric, I have installed the apache 2.2 as follows: set CFLAGS and LDFLAGS ./configure --prefix=<path> --enable-mods-shared="all proxy" --with-mpm=prefork --with-expat=builtin make make install This installed the apache nad proxy modules. Then i set the below in httpd.conf ProxyRequests Off # ProxyTimeout 3000 <Proxy *> Order Allow,Deny Allow from all </Proxy> # SetEnv proxy-sendchunked 1 If i try to upload content from client with "Transfer-Chunked:encoding" below error is thrown: chunked Transfer-Encoding forbidden: /test/test.dll I was doing regression testing. Hence marked the case as regression.
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