Re: [users@httpd] Re: mod_dav / mod_ssl file corruption

["Maurer, Hermann" <Hermann.Maurer@xxxxxxx>]

Hello,

 

we have had the same problem with the version 2.0.55 of Apache, as you described. That was the reason we had to downgrade our Apache instance on the reverse proxy to the version 2.0.54, which does not have the bug. The "internal" instance must not be downgraded.

 

Regards,

Hermann Maurer

 

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Von: A. Micka [mailto:amicka@xxxxxxxxx]
Gesendet: Montag, 13. März 2006 04:27
An: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [users@httpd] Re: mod_dav / mod_ssl file corruption

I hope someone has further insight on this because we're stumped --

We have been running mod_ssl+mod_dav behind a mod_proxy instance for years.  However, our upgrade from 2.0.52 to 2.0.55 has caused some very strange behavior:

A WebDAV PUT over SSL stalls after uploading 8k of data.  When accessed through the proxy host, these files are corrupted:  The first 8k of the file is missing, and the 2nd 8k block appears two or more times.

When upgrading apache and its modules, we did not change any configuration files or alter any other software behavior.  I would be very appreciative of any insight or assistance.

Thanks!

On 2/26/06, A. Micka <amicka@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

After a recent upgrade to apache 2.0.55, we are unable to PUT files using WebDAV over SSL.

When accessed directly, the WebDAV upload hangs after uploading about 8k of data.  Because our DAV servers are behind a proxy, uploads sent through the proxy server appear to be uploaded correctly but the resulting file is corrupted and 1K chunks of the file are repeated and scrambled.

Things work as expected when accessed without SSL.

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!