Hello friendly people of serverfault,
As stated above, i am looking for a way to hide the body, as it is just noise during testing.
I'd normally use -I, but that forces a HEAD request, which collides with POST.
Is there a way to do that with basic curl, or do i need to cut off parts with other tools?
maybe someone here knows more :)
thank you, best regards, scones
We ran into a problem with our setup where Varnish started to deliver empty pages. We terminate ssl before the varnish and use a apache2.4+php-fpm over fcgi setup behind it.
At first glance the pages seemed to be only in the legacy app, where we are doomed to use a php5.6, thus might get white pages of doom. But these errors happened randomly. Also the php7.2 apps were affected as well.
The next guesses were about recent changes in apache on our end (type of mutex). That turned out to be wrong as well.
Turning of caching solved the problem, but is not a solution.
All the internet searches hinted towards a correlation between Content-Encoding: chunked and a wrong http version, but checking that, we use http/1.1 before and after the varnish. Also we had this problem randomly (~0.6% of pages).
(i am writing this as a question i will self answer for the next poor soul to battle this oddity. And somehow this was never questioned before..)
I am searching for a way to extract the public key from the authentication agent.
I want to be able to write the public key out into a file, after i added the key to the ssh-agent (ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa).
ssh-add -l displays the fingerprint for me, but is there a way to get the complete public key?
Thank you for your suggestions