On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 21:21:25 +0200, Ury Marshak urym@two-bytes.com wrote:

For testing I'm using a small python script that repeatedly uploads the same file, it's available at http://85.65.214.241/misc/test-upload.tar.gz

Yes, I can reproduce the error. It seems (from my understanding of the RFCs) the error is actually in the Python code - it sends two CRLF sequences after the last content boundary where it should only send one. (Firefox, IE, and Drakma for example don't do that.)

Anyway, I've tried to robustify Hunchentoot against erroneous client data like this. You should now only see a warning in the log file. I could upload 100 files in a row without problems using your test script.

Also note that the new release now optionally accepts request bodies without a content length when behind mod_lisp2. You'll need Hugh Winkler's latest additions to mod_lisp2 for this.

Cheers, Edi.