https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=67086
--- Comment #4 from kalbaco <watch69p@gmail.com> ---
The debug statement indicates that there is an issue where the port address is
being removed from the HTTP2 authority header when proxying out the HTTP2
request. In HTTP2, the authority header is used to specify the target server's
authority (usually in the form of host:port). However, in this case, the port
address is being omitted from the header, which can lead to connection errors
or misrouting of the request.
To fix this issue, you need to ensure that the port address is correctly
included in the authority header when proxying out the HTTP2 request. Check the
configuration settings of your proxy server or the code responsible for
handling the HTTP2 requests to make sure that it properly includes the port
information in the authority header. This ensures that the request is directed
to the correct server and port, resolving the problem you are encountering.
https://www.kalbaco.com/
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--- Comment #4 from kalbaco <watch69p@gmail.com> ---
The debug statement indicates that there is an issue where the port address is
being removed from the HTTP2 authority header when proxying out the HTTP2
request. In HTTP2, the authority header is used to specify the target server's
authority (usually in the form of host:port). However, in this case, the port
address is being omitted from the header, which can lead to connection errors
or misrouting of the request.
To fix this issue, you need to ensure that the port address is correctly
included in the authority header when proxying out the HTTP2 request. Check the
configuration settings of your proxy server or the code responsible for
handling the HTTP2 requests to make sure that it properly includes the port
information in the authority header. This ensures that the request is directed
to the correct server and port, resolving the problem you are encountering.
https://www.kalbaco.com/
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