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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15741 TCP Monitor does not handle WebDAV methods in proxy mode ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2002-12-31 21:18 ------- It is dangerous to assume a connection is HTTP if it begins with an HTTP method name. Many TCP protocols are plaintext request/response pairs and may even use the same command names (GET and POST are quite common verbs.) A better option would be to have the user of tcpmon select whether the connections are to be HTTP or not. In one case (the lower if) it is only used in proxy mode (which, by definition, must be HTTP.) The upper, however, is in resend() which is used for both proxy and listener mode. Upon reviewing the resend() function, it contains two critical flaws: If I do multiple HTTP requests in the same connection, then click "resend", all of the requests of the connection are sent again...AND the Content-Length of the first one is recalculated to include the length of the buffer (including further requests.) Second, it appears that the host and port are determined based on the first request only, which is not correct behavior. Each request will likely be sent to a different destination host. It seems to me that the whole function should be rewritten. These bugs have nothing to do with the code to determine whether it's an HTTP request or not.
