Hi Edi,
First of all sorry for bringing it to the lisp NG. I didn't want to discuss it there, I just wanted to hear what libs are available.
For some reason, my gmail client didn't show your messages so the last one was the one from Chris.
Basically setting :CONTENT-LENGTH T and sending a pathname object instead of string solve the problem. Now I understand that with :CONTENT-LENGTH nil it was sending the chunked data. I still don't understand why when I send the request without :CONTENT-LENGTH T and giving a file name starting with p# the lisp process hangs (cmucl), maybe it's just the lisp implementation.
Anyway, the problem solved, thank you Edi and Chris!
Andrew
On 2/12/07, Edi Weitz <edi@agharta.de
> wrote:On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 12:53:59 -0800, Chris Dean <
ctdean@sokitomi.com> wrote:
> One way to debug the system is to test against your own server. You
> could, for example, use hunchentoot to easily create a test
> webserver. Once you have control of the server you can debug both
> sides of the problem.
Of course, this won't help much if Hunchentoot and the /real/ server
behave differently. (See my other email for an example - Hunchentoot
knows how to handle chunked transfer encoding used by clients, Apache
1.x doesn't.)
Another way to debug Drakma it to use *HEADER-STREAM* to see at least
the headers flying by.
http://weitz.de/drakma/#*header-stream*
Or use something like Ethereal (or whatever it is called nowadays).
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