I committed a patch for mod_jk using 64 Bit unsigned ints for content
length. This patch still needs testing. I only verified, that it does
not break normal operation (at least not on Solaris with Apache 2.2).
I don't know, if anyone of those who were working on this bug until now
(Bill? Mark? Chris? Daniel) already have a good test setup including
Bills patch for the JK connector. It would be nice, if you could report
your findings. I included a download URL in BZ 42608, where you can find
a ready to build mod_jk tarball.
I tried to adjust all places, including Apache 1.3, 2.x, IIS and
Netscape, also the byte counters in the load balancer and AJP12/AJP13.
For the web servers I actually don't know, if we can really get huge
byte counts back, e.g. if there is a huge upload, or if they already
have a 32Bit problem decoding the sizes.
We would need to test separately for *nix and Win, because the jk 64Bit
unsigned uses different types and formatting characters for those platforms.
Regards,
Rainer
Bill Barker wrote:
Of course both Mladen and Rainer are on [EMAIL PROTECTED], so they have seen the
traffic on the bug report (as are a couple of the other mod_proxy_ajp
developers).
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