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--- Comment #15 from Joe Orton ---
So in fact I should have been testing on 2.4 rather than trunk and I would not
have wasted half a day on this! :)
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significantly
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--- Comment #14 from Joe Orton ---
Thanks. I think what I was missing here is that mod_proxy_html/mod_xml2enc it
not actually transforming the content of the responses, which can really only
happen for HTML documents if I'm following the code
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--- Comment #13 from Joseph Heenan ---
@Joe - your patch looks sensible to me.
I don't have a minimum config; the corruption happened on a pretty lightly
configured apache2 instance on Ubuntu 20.04.6. The important part of the config
is
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--- Comment #12 from Joe Orton ---
Rereading this again, maybe Nick was just referring to application/xml which is
wrongly excluded after 1884505.
I still think we should follow RFC 7303 here rather than matching "xml" at any
point in the
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--- Comment #11 from Joe Orton ---
A user hit this also confirmed that not loading mod_xml2enc also fixes the
issue.
RFC 7303 "XML Media Types" - https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7303.html
I think the module should follow the rules there:
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--- Comment #10 from Joseph Heenan ---
(In reply to Nick Kew from comment #7)
> Github 150 won't work: it precludes xml doctypes that should be processed.
@Nick Can you please be very explicit and give a few examples of mime types
that should
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--- Comment #9 from Joseph Heenan ---
(In reply to Karlo from comment #8)
> Data point: disabling mod_xml2enc fixes this problem for me.
Disabling mod_xml2enc fixed it for me too.
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Data point: disabling mod_xml2enc fixes this problem for me.
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--- Comment #5 from Joe Orton ---
Committed in r1884505, but oh, I missed the comment from Giovanni, sorry.
"Excel OOXML mime type starts with "application" so it won't match that
condition,"
if the type starts with "application/", then
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--- Comment #4 from Giovanni Bechis ---
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fix for openxml documents
Excel OOXML mime type starts with "application" so it won't match that
condition,
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--- Comment #3 from Joseph Heenan ---
I submitted a possible fix here:
https://github.com/apache/httpd/pull/150
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--- Comment #2 from Joseph Heenan ---
I've just run into this same problem.
The issue is that the file is being utf8 encoded - notice how the character
0xb1 is being turned into 0xc2 0xb1, which is it's utf8 encoding (
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--- Comment #1 from Karlo ---
Was able to cleanly reproduce:
1) New VM "loadbalancer", default centos7 install, yum install httpd
mod_proxy_html, config:
# tail -n 18 conf/httpd.conf
ProxyHTMLEnable On
ProxyHTMLInterp On
ProxyPreserveHost
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