Re: are you using mod_rewrite?

[Michael Cole <michaelcole@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Lance,

Yes, I have mod_rewrite enabled, but my application doesn't require it.  I'll disable it and see if that helps.

When
 I configure the app to use http, instead of https, the issue goes away,
 even through mod_ssl is still enabled.  This makes me think mod_ssl is 
part of the issue.

I'm getting these errors in Firefox 3.6, and can see them in Firebug.
My client reported them in IE (not sure the version).  This makes me think the issue is server-side.

I included a POST in the orignial email, but I remember a GET that failed as well - different message, but same problem.

One thing I thought I'd try is to use apache 2.2.12 or 2.2.16.  I 
remember seeing a bug fix in 2.2.14 that was related.  (Forgot to 
bookmark it)

I'm getting the error on a "demo" server so I have to spin up a new "staging" server to run my tests.

Thanks for the tip on mod_rewrite, Lance.  If I find anything I'll email you.


Mike

On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 3:42 AM, Lance <lance@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I’ve seen this same issue. I thought the issue might be related to mod_rewrite.
To your knowledge, are you using mod_rewrite to redirect urls?
If not then SSL must be the root cause as I’m using both.
I’ve been chasing this bug for nearly 6 months now.

Lance




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