Bump zendframework/zend-http from 2.5.5 to 2.8.1

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Bumps zendframework/zend-http from 2.5.5 to 2.8.1.

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zend-http 2.8.1

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• Nothing.

Changed

• This release modifies how Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\Request marshals the request URI. In prior releases, we would attempt to inspect the X-Rewrite-Url and X-Original-Url headers, using their values, if present. These headers are issued by the ISAPI_Rewrite module for IIS (developed by HeliconTech). However, we have no way of guaranteeing that the module is what issued the headers, making it an unreliable source for discovering the URI. As such, we have removed this feature in this release of zend-http.

  If you are developing a zend-mvc application, you can mimic the functionality by adding a bootstrap listener like the following:

  public function onBootstrap(MvcEvent $mvcEvent)
  {
      $request = $mvcEvent->getRequest();
      $requestUri = null;
  $httpXRewriteUrl = $request->getHeader('X-Rewrite-Url');
  if ($httpXRewriteUrl) {
      $requestUri = $httpXRewriteUrl->getFieldValue();
  }
  $httpXOriginalUrl = $request->getHeader('X-Original-Url');
  if ($httpXOriginalUrl) {
  $requestUri = $httpXOriginalUrl->getFieldValue();
  }
  if ($requestUri) {
  $request->setUri($requestUri)
  }
  
  }

  If you use a listener such as the above, make sure you also instruct your web server to strip any incoming headers of the same name so that you can guarantee they are issued by the ISAPI_Rewrite module.

Deprecated

• Nothing.

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Changelog

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2.8.1 - 2018-08-01

Added

• Nothing.

Changed

• This release modifies how Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\Request marshals the request URI. In prior releases, we would attempt to inspect the X-Rewrite-Url and X-Original-Url headers, using their values, if present. These headers are issued by the ISAPI_Rewrite module for IIS (developed by HeliconTech). However, we have no way of guaranteeing that the module is what issued the headers, making it an unreliable source for discovering the URI. As such, we have removed this feature in this release of zend-http.

  If you are developing a zend-mvc application, you can mimic the functionality by adding a bootstrap listener like the following:

  public function onBootstrap(MvcEvent $mvcEvent)
  {
      $request = $mvcEvent->getRequest();
      $requestUri = null;
  $httpXRewriteUrl = $request->getHeader('X-Rewrite-Url');
  if ($httpXRewriteUrl) {
      $requestUri = $httpXRewriteUrl->getFieldValue();
  }
  $httpXOriginalUrl = $request->getHeader('X-Original-Url');
  if ($httpXOriginalUrl) {
  $requestUri = $httpXOriginalUrl->getFieldValue();
  }
  if ($requestUri) {
  $request->setUri($requestUri)
  }
  
  }

  If you use a listener such as the above, make sure you also instruct your web server to strip any incoming headers of the same name so that you can guarantee they are issued by the ISAPI_Rewrite module.

Deprecated

• Nothing.

Removed

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Commits

• 4419716 Merge branch 'security/zf2018-01'
• 5234f4a Remove support for the X-Original-Url and X-Rewrite-Url headers
• 9812b6e Bumped version
• e108820 Bumped to next dev version (2.8.1)
• f48b276 2.8.0 readiness
• 52c2135 Promote 2.7.1 to 2.8.0
• 2315213 Updated branch aliases
• 146f1ba Merge branch 'hotfix/140-ensure-last-header-added-by-name-is-returned'
• c341ed4 Adds CHANGELOG entry for #140
• 4434d7d Ensure that adding a header overwrites when not a multi-value header
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