Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
> I believe it would be possible for the proxy to delete the
> content-length header and replace it with another mechanism
> of its choosing to signal the entity-length.
From what I can see proxy removes the content-length, and then relies
on one of the filters to either put the content length back, or use
chunked encoding.
Trouble is the initial request was an HTTP/1.0 request, not HTTP/1.1,
which does not understand chunking. It looks like the filter in the
HTTP/1.0 case doesn't readd the content-length header.
To be honest, I don't think the content-length header should be removed
in the first place in proxy. If a filter needs to modify the content
length for any reason, it should update the value of the content-length
header itself.
Regards,
Graham
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