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CONNECT command accepted, but mod proxy is not loaded.





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-04-10 18:05 -------
> This is getting thrown back and forth.  PHP says it's not their bug.  Apache
> says it's not their bug.  So whose bug is which?  Please look here to see 
> what   
> I mean: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=19113

If this happens only with mod_php or mod_perl loaded, it's a bug in mod_php
and/or mod_perl.

> Should a new bug be filed?  Or should this bug be reopened?

No ;-)

> PHP is assuming that it's a bug in the DSO code.

Probably not. DSO has nothing to do with handling requests.

> I've searched through php.ini and found
> nothing regarding CONNECT method.  I've even looked through the configure
> options and saw nothing for CONNECT methods.  By any assumption, PHP should be
> dependant on whether or not Apache can handle CONNECT methods.

PHP is designed to handle all you want. Apache relies on the module
capabilities. The content-handler (e.g. mod_php, mod_cgi or the
core-default-handler) is responsible for handling some arbitrary method.

> So is there
> anyone out there who can truly figure out what the problem is?  And is this
> small, yet seemingly annoying, problem will ever be fixed?

All said above.
There is *nothing* we can do here. If non-httpd-distributed modules don't stand
to the rules it's obviously not a bug in Apache.

Sorry.

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