2616 s8.2.3 first bullet of the requirements for proxies has a MUST requirement that a proxy forwards the Expect header to the next hop. Apache httpd complies with this (whether by design or by accident, I'm not sure), though it makes little sense: the proxy is written to read and forward the entire request body without waiting for an interim response from the server. Why is a MUST condition for the server to forward the 100-continue expectation appropriate, regardless of how a proxy handles the client's request body? Regards, JoeReceived on Sunday, 21 February 2010 11:04:23 UTC
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