We actually haven't been using a process in front of uWSGI until our internal 
deployment efforts, which use Repose (http://www.openrepose.org/). I suppose we 
hadn't noticed this issue prior to that because we were using Keystone 
middleware to form the auth header info (including combining the XROLES header 
values).

At any rate it seems we should be using native http mode for our deployments, 
thank you for the correction!

Thanks,
John

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Roberto De Ioris [[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2014 8:28 AM
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Subject: Re: [uWSGI] Multiple request headers with same name

> Wow, thanks Robert!
>
> We are currently using emperor/vassal mode with the 'socket' option. It
> seems we should instead use the '--http' option (using either native http
> embedded or standalone modes) per sections [1] and [2] ?
>
> Also do you know when this patch might be released?



Hmm, nope, with --socket you should have a webserver on front, and it must
combine headers by itself.

Which webserver before your uWSGI instances ?



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