Henri Gomez wrote:
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glenn 2003/03/14 05:36:35
Modified: jk/native CHANGES.txt jk/native/apache-2.0 mod_jk.c jk/native/common jk_ajp_common.c jk_ajp_common.h Log: Traced through the code to clean up error handling for when a client aborts a request. * The retry loop would continue to retry processing the request even if the client aborted. Fixed this. * If the client aborts set the aborted flag in the conn_rec * If the handler is invoked and the conn_rec aborted flag is set return an HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR instead of processing a request for an aborted client. * Setting the conn_rec aborted flag and checking it prevents mod_jk from passing on a request to Tomcat for processing when the client has aborted the connection. An HTML page could use SSI to invoke multiple servlet's or JSP pages during a single request. There is no need to continue processing these if the client has aborted the connection. There was a bug in get_content_length() which would cause a SSI of a page which gets procesed by Tomcat to fail if the original client request was a POST. Cleaned up and reformatted code to 80 columns in source code files I worked on.
Great work (applause)
Thanks. :-)
Kind of had to if I wanted to start upgrading our production systems to Apache 2.0.
Glenn
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