Hi
Today I had to set up uWSGI (1.2.3 with Python 2.7.3) in a server where I only
had limited access, so I set it up in http mode, reverse proxied behind an old
Apache 2.2.3 httpd.
At first I used the parameter --http=:8100, taken from the first example at
hand, but I soon discovered a big problem: the request body of POST requests
forwarded by Apache would disappear!
Printing the input object would give me this:
print self._stream, repr(self._stream.read())
<uwsgi._Input object at 0x8ffbfb8> ''
This only happened with POST requests forwarded by Apache. If I called uWSGI
directly with curl, the request body would be in its place. GET or other
requests without a body had no problem. I thought about a keep-alive issue,
because it was the main difference in the requests made by curl and by Apache,
but unfortunately that version lacks the option to disable keep-alive to the
upstream servers.
After a while I found a different way to make uWSGI talk http: --socket=:8100
--protocol=http, and this seems to work well.
I can't tell if this is a bug in uWSGI, in the not-so-new Apache 2.2.3, or what
else, but I thought I'd point it out just in case.
Thanks again for this awesome beast^H^H^H^H^Hpowerful application server!
Tobia
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