[Twisted-Python] t.web.proxy ignores response body if no Content-Length
Nicola Larosa
nico at tekNico.net
Wed Dec 3 05:20:37 MST 2003
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The connectionLost method of t.web.proxy.ProxyClient neglects to call its
namesake in the t.protocols.http.HTTPClient superclass.
The later thoughtfully calls self.handleResponseEnd() when the connection is
lost; such behaviour is needed as a fallback, when a broken web server (the so
called "Apache Coyote 1.0" inside Jakarta Tomcat 4.0) omits to send a
"Content-Length" header (nor a "Transfer-Encoding" one) with a non-null (and
non-chunked) response body.
Keeping with the old, and always valid, Internet adage:
"Be strict in what you send, and lenient in what you receive"
or some such. :^)
Opened bug #419 in the tracker for this, with one-line patch attached.
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Nicola Larosa - nico at tekNico.net
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