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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Bug in HTTP stream context causes problems in SoapClient/get_sdl()
From: wrowe@rowe-clan.net ("William A. Rowe, Jr.")

Giovanni Giacobbi wrote:
> 
> @William: I'm not sure I understand your reply: Apache#1 (the one running my test code) has nothing to do in all of this, because PHP is opening a raw socket and communicating on its own with Apache#2 (the one outputting the wsdl with chunked encoding). Thus PHP has to deal with this by itself, you cannot consider it a misconfiguration of Apache#2, because it is legitimately using the HTTP protocol.

And further, if the raw socket is processing HTTP/1.1, it must comply with
HTTP/1.1 and be willing to accept chunked encoding.  Referring to RFC2616,
you'll observe it is not optional for either clients nor servers.

Thanks for clarifying.