Jeff Barnes wrote:
> A need arose for my organization to be able to load test web services. I
> modified ab.c to be able to send HTTP PUT requests.
>
> We have been using it for a couple of weeks and it is performing as expected.
> I would be happy to provide the changes (minor, it mimics POST r
All,
we have the nice IndexStyleSheet directive for a while now with
mod_autoindex, and if you make use of it and choose a black background
instead of the default white then our back.(gif|png) is close to
invisible since its also black. Therefore I would like to add another
alternate icon which is
Folks, if anyone has time to review my rational here, I'm trying to
determine if it is truly necessary to add a new output filter to
transform FF F1 (IAC NOP) sequences back to 00 NULL bytes.
If you look at the relevant RFC's, CR NUL LF has a distinct meaning
from CR LF (the end of a command or re
Guenter Knauf wrote:
> William A. Rowe, Jr. schrieb:
>> I may have mis-read Guenter's observations as a +1.
> was my fault that I didnt explicitely write a +1, but both your new
> Win32 distro as well as my NetWare one were fine as far as I tested them.
Right; but note that we never 'vote on binar
William A. Rowe, Jr. schrieb:
> I may have mis-read Guenter's observations as a +1.
was my fault that I didnt explicitely write a +1, but both your new
Win32 distro as well as my NetWare one were fine as far as I tested them.
Günter.
Jim Jagielski wrote:
>
> Also, 2.2.13 was released not sure why :)
There was significant input from httpd PMC members to declare this flaw
a vulnerability in the first place. (I certainly don't feel this is an
APR vulnerability, but it was shown to conceivably lead to escalation of
severity
A need arose for my organization to be able to load test web services. I
modified ab.c to be able to send HTTP PUT requests.
We have been using it for a couple of weeks and it is performing as expected. I
would be happy to provide the changes (minor, it mimics POST requests).
Would it be approp
Herring, Ed wrote:
> We are considering going to “Wide” UIDs: 8 digits.
>
> Does Apache have any limitations on UID length (greater than 2 bytes)?
There is the implication that UID's are integral. Provided the apr_uid_t
is correctly defined/detected, and that there aren't too many mismatched
uid
We are considering going to "Wide" UIDs: 8 digits.
Does Apache have any limitations on UID length (greater than 2 bytes)?
Ed Herring
IT/OPS/AMR2
Engineering Computing
Austin, TX
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