Andrew M. Bishop
Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:31:21 -0700
Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > It would be better to wwwoffle pass the content through asap, if it's > > > possible > > On 25.02.06 21:02, Andrew M. Bishop wrote: > > I don't know how this particular web page works, but it is not > > possible for a server to push data out to the browser, only the > > browser can request it from the server. If you have set the options > > so that WWWOFFLE is not caching the page then it should work as well > > with WWWOFFLE as without it. > > They are the data from one POST request. Seems that wwwoffle buffers them > somehow and doesn't send them imediately to the client. WWWOFFLE will read all of the POST request from the client (browser) and then send all of it to the server. The data comes back from the server and is sent straight to the client. WWWOFFLE does not hold on to the data for longer than it needs to. > It doesn't matter whether it is or is not cached. > > > You would need to capture some log files from WWWOFFLE to be able to > > see how the web site works and what requests are sent from the browser > > and which ones WWWOFFLE decides to cache that it shouldn't. > > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Client is 'HTTP/1.1' we choose to use > chunked encoding. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: > URL='http://chat.irc.sk/cgi-bin/client-perl.cgi?R=rz7l2gus52x3&cmd=quit'. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: proto='http'; host='chat.irc.sk'; > path='/cgi-bin/client-perl.cgi'; args='R=rz7l2gus52x3&cmd=quit'; > user:pass='(null):(null)'. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffled[1251]: Forked wwwoffles -real (pid=5965). > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Server has used 'Transfer-Encoding: > chunked'. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Cache Access Status='Not Cached'. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Using 'Transfer-Encoding: chunked' for > the client. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Server bytes; 325 Read, 613 Written. > Apr 11 14:42:03 fnote wwwoffles[5965]: Client bytes; 564 Read, 349 Written. The request came in to WWWOFFLE, was not cached and sent to the server and all finished within one second. > The request lasted for a few minutes - until I clicked at "exit" button in > the generated page. I don't understand what you mean by this. Did you see any other WWWOFFLE requests during this time? Did you expect any other requests during this time? -- Andrew. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrew M. Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/ WWWOFFLE users page: http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/wwwoffle/version-2.8/user.html