Re: meeting notes!

On Tue, Feb 06, 2001, Robert Collins wrote:
>
> does that impact error pages at all? authentication for one wioll be killed by that - making some unit tests difficult :-]
>

Erm, it shouldn't. error pages aren't served as storage objects, there
is a chunk of code which reads them and appends them through the normal
channels.

> I ask because I just found a nasty bug that has been *bugging* me for weeks with te - on errors IE would hang: the error data's
> *http_reply->hdr_sz was set 0 - httpReplyParse is never called for error objects, thus the checktransferdone function always returns
> not done, and te never writes the termination 0\r\n\r\n
> - I'm fixing this now but should I bother backporting the fix to HEAD, or will is it another special case that won't be needed as a
> result of the work you are doing in modio?
>

It depends what thefix is. Are you going to call httpReplyParse
because it shoudl be, or what ?

Adrian

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