Headers Spanning in multiple TCP segment.

Headers Spanning in multiple TCP segment.

am 11.04.2010 04:17:52 von rangeli nepal

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Good Evening Everybody,

I am trying to send a authorization header where token in pretty big( around
2.5 kb).
It is going in form of
Authorization: Custom value

However apache responds me with bad request. looking at the tcpdump I see
the header spanning in two tcp packets. I was wondering if that is the
reason apache is giving me back bad request?
Can I specify some special options to take care this kind of scenerio?

Any clue will be highly appreciated.

Thank you.
rn

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Good Evening Everybody,


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However apache responds me with bad request. looking at=
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if that is the reason apache is giving me back bad request?
Can I=
specify some special options to take care this kind of scenerio?


Any clue will be highly appreciated.

v>
Thank you.
rn


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Re: Headers Spanning in multiple TCP segment.

am 11.04.2010 04:33:14 von Eric Covener

On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 10:17 PM, rangeli nepal w=
rote:
> Good Evening Everybody,
> I am trying to send a authorization header where token in pretty big( aro=
und
> 2.5 kb).
> It is going in form of
> Authorization: =A0Custom value
> However apache responds me with bad request. looking at the tcpdump I see
> the header spanning in two tcp packets. I was wondering if that is the
> reason apache is giving me back bad request?

2.5k shouldn't be a problem, unless you've limited beyone the default
with LimitRequestFeldSize. Try adding %{error-notes}n to your
logformat and check your errorlog.

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Eric Covener
covener@gmail.com

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Re: Headers Spanning in multiple TCP segment.

am 11.04.2010 13:34:45 von rangeli nepal

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will %{error-notes}n work on https too. I am asking it as I am getting
following statement in ssl_error.log

[Sun Apr 11 07:34:40 2010] [error] [client 192.168.128.122] request failed:
error reading the headers
[Sun Apr 11 07:34:40 2010] [debug] ssl_engine_kernel.c(1884): OpenSSL:
Write: SSL negotiation finished successfully

Thank you.
Santos

On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 10:33 PM, Eric Covener wrote:

> On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 10:17 PM, rangeli nepal
> wrote:
> > Good Evening Everybody,
> > I am trying to send a authorization header where token in pretty big(
> around
> > 2.5 kb).
> > It is going in form of
> > Authorization: Custom value
> > However apache responds me with bad request. looking at the tcpdump I see
> > the header spanning in two tcp packets. I was wondering if that is the
> > reason apache is giving me back bad request?
>
> 2.5k shouldn't be a problem, unless you've limited beyone the default
> with LimitRequestFeldSize. Try adding %{error-notes}n to your
> logformat and check your errorlog.
>
> --
> Eric Covener
> covener@gmail.com
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will=A0%{error-notes}n work on https too. I am asking it as I am getting fo=
llowing statement in ssl_error.log


[Sun Apr 11 07:3=
4:40 2010] [error] [client 192.168.128.122] request failed: error reading t=
he headers

[Sun Apr 11 07:34:40 2010] [debug] ssl_engine_kernel.c(1884): OpenSSL:=
Write: SSL negotiation finished successfully

Than=
k you.
Santos

On Sat, Apr 10,=
2010 at 10:33 PM, Eric Covener < ener@gmail.com">covener@gmail.com> wrote:

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On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 1=
0:17 PM, rangeli nepal <range=
li.nepal@gmail.com
> wrote:


> Good Evening Everybody,

> I am trying to send a authorization header where token in pretty big( =
around

> 2.5 kb).

> It is going in form of

> Authorization: =A0Custom value<Big Token>

> However apache responds me with bad request. looking at the tcpdump I =
see

> the header spanning in two tcp packets. I was wondering if that is the=


> reason apache is giving me back bad request?



2.5k shouldn't be a problem, unless you've limited beyone the=
default

with LimitRequestFeldSize. =A0Try adding %{error-notes}n to your

logformat and check your errorlog.



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