Jay Hemnani 68787f244e fastcgi: Use 302 for a Location response without Status (#8209) ...

A CGI script that redirects by printing only a Location header got a
200 response with that header, which clients do not follow. RFC 3875
section 6.2.3 says the server sends 302 Found for this response, and
net/http/cgi, nginx and Apache do so.

(cherry picked from commit 1962b20401)

2026-11-03 00:53:18 -05:00

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caddyfile.go

Use slices.Contains to simplify code (#7039)

2025-05-31 12:03:06 -06:00

client_test.go

use math/rand/v2 instead of math/rand (#7413)

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client.go

fastcgi: Use 302 for a Location response without Status (#8209)

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contentlength_test.go

fastcgi: explain the 411 a body without a length gets (#7956)

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fastcgi_test.go

fastcgi: fix HTTPoxy vulnerability (#7934)

2026-08-19 13:07:24 +10:00

fastcgi.go

fix: preserve FastCGI dial errors for retry (#8172)

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header.go

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incremental_test.go

fix: preserve FastCGI dial errors for retry (#8172)

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pool.go

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reader.go

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record.go

chore: ugh, lint fix... (#7275)

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redirect_test.go

fastcgi: Use 302 for a Location response without Status (#8209)

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writer.go

chore: fix golangci-lint error G602 in caddyhttp (#7334)

2025-11-03 03:04:55 +00:00