Hi Dan, I never saw something like that. Can you reproduce it? FWIW, Chunga uses buffered streams, but there are different buffers for input and output. And, again, I have never seen something like this. I would think that there are enough users of Drakma, so that somebody else should have encountered such a behavior before. BTW, is the request line you saw the one you sent? Edi. On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Daniel Weinreb <dlw@itasoftware.com> wrote:
Has anybody seen a behavior in which read-status-line signals a syntax-error, and it turns out that the value of "line" looks like an HTTP request line rather than an HTTP status (response) line? The following is the stack trace.
From my old C++ days (may they never return), I conjectured that some string buffer is being reused or something like that.; We are running on CCL (formerly openmcl), and nothing like that is going on at the CCL level.; I don't know much about flexi-streams or gray-streams. Anyway that's just a rather wild guess. Thanks!
<READ-STATUS-LINE at pc +669 Arguments: (STREAM &OPTIONAL DRAKMA::LOG-STREAM) STREAM: <FLEXI-STREAMS:FLEXI-IO-STREAM #x30200938EB3D> DRAKMA::LOG-STREAM: NIL Local bindings: CHUNGA:CURRENT-ERROR-MESSAGE "While reading status line:"" DRAKMA::LINE: ""POST /stat/ping HTTP/1.1"" DRAKMA::FIRST-SPACE-POS: 4 DRAKMA::SECOND-SPACE-POS: 15
Thanks!
- Dan
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