This is a discussion on Apache error "HTTP 400 - Bad Request - Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand." within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hi, we have two servers, which should have been set up identically (one is a clone of the other). When ...
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Hi,
we have two servers, which should have been set up identically (one is a clone of the other). When I post data from HTML forms on the first server, there is no problems, and I can use any letters. On the second server (on a physical different machine, but same OS -> RH Enterprise edition), I get HTTP errors when submitting scandinavian characters (æ, ø and å). So when I submit the data with the scandinavian characters on the second server, I immediately get an error message. In Firefox (1.0.7), I get the message: Bad Request Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. In IE 6, I get a similar error: The page cannot be found .... HTTP 400 - Bad Request Internet Explorer I tried searching solutions on the net, but have no luck so far. Any ideas how I should debug this error? Could there be some encoding settings in the httpd.conf for this? Regards, Per Magnus |