0x0140: 3e3c 626f 6479 3e0a 3c68 313e 4261
6420 ><body>.<h1>Bad.
0x0150: 5265 7175 6573
743c 2f68 313e 0a3c 703e
Request</h1>.<p>
0x0160: 596f 7572 2062 726f 7773
6572 2073 656e Your.browser.sen
0x0170: 7420 6120 7265 7175
6573 7420 7468 6174 t.a.request.that
0x0180: 2074 6869 7320
7365 7276 6572 2063 6f75 .this.server.cou
0x0190: 6c64 206e
6f74 2075 6e64 6572 7374 616e ld.not.understan
0x01a0: 642e
3c62 7220 2f3e 0a52 6571 7565 7374
d.<br./>.Request
0x01b0: 2068 6561 6465 7220 6669 656c 6420
6973 .header.field.is
0x01c0: 206d 6973 7369 6e67 2027 3a27
2073 6570 .missing.':'.sep
0x01d0: 6172 6174 6f72 2e3c 6272
202f 3e0a 3c70 arator.<br./>.<p
0x01e0: 7265 3e0a
500e 923c 2f70 7265 3e0a 3c2f
re>.P..</pre>.</
0x01f0: 703e 0a3c 2f62 6f64 793e
3c2f 6874 6d6c p>.</body></html
Apache is failing on the P..
header because it doesn't contain the required ":" format. As must as we
would like to, suffice to say we cannot change the behavior of the submitted
request. What options do I have within Apache to allow this bad request to
proceed? Is there a way to turn off Apache's strict header checking?
Or am I looking at making a custom modification to the Apache source code for
this specific case?
Help is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
