Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 400 with absoluteURI in GET/POST

Quoting Joshua Slive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 8/21/07, Kiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > They send an absoluteURIs in their GET/POST line. According to RFC 1945 > > this is only allowed when speaking to a proxy. Apache replies to these > > requests with a "400 INVALID URI" reply. > > > > Is the

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 400 with absoluteURI in GET/POST

On 8/21/07, Kiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > newer Samsung phones have an unusual bug (in j2me, not the wap browser). > > They send an absoluteURIs in their GET/POST line. According to RFC 1945 > this is only allowed when speaking to a proxy. Apache replies to these > requests with a "400 I

[EMAIL PROTECTED] 400 with absoluteURI in GET/POST

Hi, newer Samsung phones have an unusual bug (in j2me, not the wap browser). They send an absoluteURIs in their GET/POST line. According to RFC 1945 this is only allowed when speaking to a proxy. Apache replies to these requests with a "400 INVALID URI" reply. Is there a possibility to rewri