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Some HTTP headers missing in CGI environment #477
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I hereby place this patch in the public domain, releasing all copyright claims.
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@froschdesign, and my apologies for having missed these guidelines first. |
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Zend_Controller_Request_Http -> getHeaderfails to findContent-Typeat least in Apache, when run in a CGI environment (e.g. using php-fpm) and the Apache Environment is unavailable as a fallback.The following patch works for me.