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From: Nicolas Blais <nb_root@videotron.ca>
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Subject: Oddity with apache-2.2.3 since upgrade to -CURRENT
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So I've done my weekly upgrade to -CURRENT this morning (usually it's Satur=
day=20
but it was fubar'ed yesterday), but now apache seems to corrupts binary fil=
es=20
in the transfer.=20

My httpd logs show no errors, and code 200 (successful transfer) is done fo=
r=20
my images and other binary files, but the result is a corrupted image or fi=
le=20
on the client's side.

After googling for a solution, I found that putting :
EnableSendfile off
in my httpd.conf file would solve the problem. Which it does. It looks like=
=20
the actual problem isn't apache (and it worked fine before my upgrade this=
=20
morning) but something in either the network layer or perhaps the pf firewa=
ll=20
(wild guess...).=20

Any others having a similar problem?

Nicolas.

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