Bug 43080

Description of Problem:
If mod_bandwidth is loaded as a module, even if it is not used, it will cause   none of the html form POST data to be passed on the STDIN to the cgi which is   called using the Action/AddHandler configs. This will prevent PHP from          receiving form POST data if it is run as a cgi instead of as a module.


How Reproducible: every time


Steps to Reproduce:
1.
Make sure that mod_bandwidth is loaded:
LoadModule bandwidth_module   modules/mod_bandwidth.so
AddModule mod_bandwidth.c
2.
Set up a handler.
Action test-script /cgi-bin/form.cgi
AddHandler test-script .testcgi
3.
Create a form.cgi script such as:
------------
#!/bin/bash
echo "content-type: text/plain"
echo
env
echo "---- STDIN ----"
cat
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4. Create a file with the extension that will trigger the handler, such as junk.testcgi. It doesn't matter what's in the file, since we won't be processing it.

5. Create a form to post to junk.testcgi.

------- test.html ---------
<form action=junk.testcgi method=POST>
<input type=text name=MYVAR value="foo">
<input type=submit value=submit>
</form>
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Actual Results:
 Now when you go to this form and submit it, it will not show any information below the "------STDIN-----" line in form.cgi. 

Expected Results:
It should show the post data below the "-------STDIN--------" line.

Additional Information:
	
If you change the form to containt "action=/cgi-bin/form.cgi", the data will be correctly passed to the cgi, so that it will print out the post vars below the  "-------STDIN------" line. Therefore, it is just a problem with the Action/     AddHandler configs and mod_bandwidth.