[justin]

Hi,

I’m using Apache 2.0.55 and as I re-installed my OS (Windows XP Pro), Apache has been acting quite strangely. Everything works fine until I try to load a file through Apache that’s size is over 64K. It returns file which has the exact right amount of bytes, but somehow Apache starts reading this file all over from the beginning after 64K?? When I added. Jess and .him files (which were causing these problems) to be parsed through PHP, everything works just fine.

Unfortunately I can’t even upgrade my Apache to a later version, because I’m working with a product that has to work with this version.

Has anyone seen this kind of problem before? What setting in Apache conf or maybe in OS could possibly cause something like this?
thanks
justin

[Ajay]

Originally Posted by justin

Hi,

I’m using Apache 2.0.55 and as I re-installed my OS (Windows XP Pro), Apache has been acting quite strangely. Everything works fine until I try to load a file through Apache that’s size is over 64K. It returns file which has the exact right amount of bytes, but somehow Apache starts reading this file all over from the beginning after 64K?? When I added. Jess and .him files (which were causing these problems) to be parsed through PHP, everything works just fine.

Unfortunately I can’t even upgrade my Apache to a later version, because I’m working with a product that has to work with this version.

Has anyone seen this kind of problem before? What setting in Apache conf or maybe in OS could possibly cause something like this?
thanks
justin

I haven't seen such behavior, but is there a reason your product can't work with another version.

I hate to be critical, but if that is the case then your product isn't going to be very scalable.