https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=69264
--- Comment #20 from Guido Jäkel <g.jae...@dnb.de> ---
Dear Joe,
thank you for this *very* useful information. Would this mean, that offering
piped output by the Apache httpd *Logger is broken by design? Because even the
default for the accepted request line length is about 8k and there are
typically a whole bunch of other information logged together with it.
I use this kind of piped logging for the access (and error) logging for decades
but never notice this issue. In the other hand, most of the logs are never read
by eyes and other scripts using it may just skip over broken lines.
I stepped into this issue with the forensic log because I activated the
forensic log about one month before as a *tool* to investigate a problem
related to proxy requests to another application. And here my script to check
for the {+,-}uid-pairs bails out because of the leading char wasn't in this
set.
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