you're moving pointers; you
may want to consider using apr_pstrdup and/or memcpy instead, unless you
are SURE the pointers in question are pointing at things which are in a
long-life pool.
HTH,
Todd
if 'hardstart' would be of any use to others.
Or if anybody had any improvements to the code.
(example: throw a different error code for hardstart failure?)
Feedback?
Todd.
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I'm just looking for a fix to this problem. Granted that this
is a security issue specifically in this case b/c the header
turns out to be a Client Cert.
I am not sure where the bug is, my guess is it's in mod-headers
if that is the case, a plain HTTP header that is multi-line
would be corrupted
Hi
1. So whatever happened to this code?
2. Did this ever make it into Apache 2.0.44 and later?
Thanks.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Maik Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Graham,
Friday, February 14, 2003, 12:17:23 PM, you wrote:
GL Looking at this further, the header value is
I use Linux Apache1.3/mod_perl/mason, dbd::mysql.
Is there a way to show a trace of an incoming request,
and ALL the components called (perl subroutines etc),
with their start times and end times.
(if there is no way, I am interested in authoring,
with some guidance/assistance, a third party
