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In access log when using %H to print the HTTP protocol, values like HTTP_1_1 are printed.
%H
HTTP_1_1
Values like HTTP/1.1 should be printed for %H
HTTP/1.1
Values like HTTP_1_1 are printed.
quarkus.http.access-log.pattern=%m %R %H would show
quarkus.http.access-log.pattern=%m %R %H
https://github.com/zhangjiangqige/quarkus-access-protocol-repro
This is similar to #9940 which only addressed %r for first line of request
%r
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Follow the Common Log Format in access logs for HTTP version when 'H'…
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… is used Fixes: quarkusio#48122
#48124 fixes the issue
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Merge pull request #48124 from geoand/#48122
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Follow the Common Log Format in access logs for HTTP version when 'H' is used
Thanks @geoand ! One question, will this be backported to LTS 3.20? Can't tell by myself by looking at the labels on the pull request
Not planned currently, but we reconsider in the future (cc @gsmet)
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Describe the bug
In access log when using
%H
to print the HTTP protocol, values likeHTTP_1_1
are printed.Expected behavior
Values like
HTTP/1.1
should be printed for%H
Actual behavior
Values like
HTTP_1_1
are printed.How to Reproduce?
quarkus.http.access-log.pattern=%m %R %H
would showhttps://github.com/zhangjiangqige/quarkus-access-protocol-repro
Additional information
This is similar to #9940 which only addressed
%r
for first line of requestThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: