otherwise.


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* `build all`


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  Yet another snafu in body handling.  We need to clearly avoid any
  ap_get_brigade or request body processing in every *subrequest* 
  proxy action.  The new code introduced more chaos because we read
  the request body irrespective of any bogus header handling bugs.

  This requires a goto, and yes, that sucks :)  But this is one of those
  oddball cases where jumping away makes more sense than tons of indented
  code, IMHO.  And if you count the number of goto's I've committed to
  httpd, you know I avoid them like the plague.

  I woulda' suggestd to jorton to take a flying carnal act, except that 
  each time he points me back to the 2.0 patch, I catch another entirely 
  bogus choice within the old/new httpd-2.x request body code :)

  I've bumped the 2.0 patch to correspond; see
  http://people.apache.org/~wrowe/httpd-2.0-proxy-request-4.patch

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Submitted by: Daniel Lopez <daniel@rawbyte.com>


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  Fix broken while () {} loops (lingering code from the old logic),
  closes an infinite loop in the most recent version.  Init the cl_val
  to prevent failure of zero length bodies in the most recent version.

  Use 'request body' instead of 'data' to describe any errors.

  Finally, loop around ap_get_brigade to grab multiple chunks that still
  fall below our MAX_MEM_SPOOL threshold, since the chunk decoding from
  the client will pass up just one small chunk per ap_get_brigade call.


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Translated by: Nikola Smolenski <smolensk eunet.yu>
Reviewed by: Danilo Šegan <danilo gnome.org>


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just before the final return.  This gives modules an opportunity to do
something based on the proxy status.

A couple of examples where this is useful:

-You are using a caching module and would rather return stale content rather
than an error to the client if the origin is down.

-you proxy some subrequests (using SSI - mod_include) and do not want SSI
errors when the backend is down. If you would normally return
HTTP_BAD_GATEWAY, you may have a module that serves some other content.


new hook -- so mmn bump.. i made it a major one, hope thats ok 

Patch From Brian Akins <Brian.Akins turner.com>




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  Backported a few already

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  On Roy's suggestion; why wait to try to clear out the input
  stream if it is smaller than MAX_MEM_SPOOL?  Do this upfront
  before dispatching to a body handler.

  This means changing each of the three body pumps to presume
  a preexisting input_brigade was already loaded, so turn around
  their loop conditions.


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  Fix a style problem; b is ambigous (is it a brigade or bucket?)
  bb is far less ambigous.

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  leaving force-proxy-request-1.0 for broken clients, revert my
  patch for forcing an HTTP/1.0 proxy request, if the client 
  request is HTTP/1.0, per Roy.


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  Missed an edge case; once we know the C-L didn't match, it's
  time to shut down the body already.  Finish reading from the
  client but do nothing else, returning an error.


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  How can I fix thee?  let me count the ways...

  * pass a chunked body always (no-body requests don't go chunked).

  * validate that the C-L counted body length doesn't change.

  * follow RFC 2616 for C-L / T-E in the request body C-L / T-E
    election logic.

  * do not forward HTTP/1.0 requests as HTTP/1.1, unless the admin
    configures force-proxy-request-1.1

  * conn was illegible, use 2.0's p_conn.


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  Fix two fat-fingered typos from commit 216156.  Code matches previous
  behavior now; time to start fixing.

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  send_request_body and indentation made it very difficult to follow
  all the mistakes in this code.  Fold send_request_body into reindent
  to make the pattern clear and skip some extra string handling.
  Little functional change, that comes next.


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  End abuse of apr_strnat[case]cmp - it isn't str[case]cmp.

  Unsure if apr_strnatcasecmp(conf_ip, uri_ip) was intentional, on the
  off chance that the left or right hand ip string happens to contain
  leading zeros.

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  Added TraceEnable, and note Request Splitting/Response Splitting.

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  The cookie is AP22 by unanimous consent.

  This is because 2.1.x dies the day 2.2.0 is branched.  There will
  be no updates to 2.1 as we continue to maintain 2.2.


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  Fix a ton of wrong/silly indention, and clarify the fix-notes


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Fix the CHANGES to reflect when things were really fixed. Also remove the security tag from the proxy change, as suggested by Joe.


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  No UCHAR, per Joe

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So don't bother to store it, but still force OpenSSL
to provide a Session ID.


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  Joe strongly objected to this outgoing style; use this incoming
  style for const modifiers so the reader can still follow that
  the data is [const] unsigned char *

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  The macro is simply not worth it; each of these various occurances
  differ as openssl has modified pointer constness from bump to bump.

  This needs testing on Netware, it builds clean on 0.9.6m, 0.9.7d,
  0.9.7g, and 0.9.8-final on Win32.

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