https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=54280

--- Comment #8 from Ryan <[email protected]> ---
One workaround is to trap 405 errors and setup the error handler to point to a
script that simply redirects the user agent to try again, but as a GET request.

ErrorDocument 405 /my-script.php

If you are using Apache as a reverse proxy and the backend server is generating
the 405 errors use ProxyErrorOverride:

ProxyErrorOverride on
ErrorDocument 405 /my-script.php

my-script.php looks like:

<?php
header('Location: ' . getenv('REDIRECT_URL') . '?' .
setenv('REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING'));
exit();
?>

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