wrong content-type in responses from Apache 2.4.16

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Subject: wrong content-type in responses from Apache 2.4.16
From: "Kandi, Satish" <satish.kandi@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2017 13:33:45 +0000
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Cc: "Chitturi, Ajay" <ajay.chitturi@xxxxxxx>
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Hi,

Apache Version: 2.4.16

Problem: Apache responds with the wrong content-type header when file names have multiple extensions. Here is an example file name : grouped_user_todolist_js.xml.81494e1e4a606317a1079f21bd9e88e3.merged.js;mod=ca2fb907

Initial request for this resource is served by a proxy server and cached by mod_disk_cache. Subsequent requests returns the content-type as text/xml.

When we disable cache, the content-type is always returned by the proxy server correctly.

Thanks,

Satish Kandi

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