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The server says: [error] [client x.x.x.x] chunked Transfer-Encoding forbidden: [url]
I have read it is a feature of apache to not allow chunked content encoding intially, to prevent sending endless requests to make a Denial of Service attack.
Solution would be to first set up te connection and then when connected, send the chunked content encoding header, but I have not got the knowledge to say this for sure.
I works on the default apache2 installation though. If this is not a client-side problem, might it be possible to create an option to disable chunked transfer encoding without ill-effects?
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The server says: [error] [client x.x.x.x] chunked Transfer-Encoding forbidden: [url]
I have read it is a feature of apache to not allow chunked content encoding intially, to prevent sending endless requests to make a Denial of Service attack.
Solution would be to first set up te connection and then when connected, send the chunked content encoding header, but I have not got the knowledge to say this for sure.
I works on the default apache2 installation though. If this is not a client-side problem, might it be possible to create an option to disable chunked transfer encoding without ill-effects?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: