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OK, since I need partial support for HTTP/1.1,
plase do either the followings:
a) modify http:POST so that "Connection: close" is added
only if the req is string.
what if i do a protocol-version check before adding the conenction close, so
as to preserve proper behaviour under 1.0 ? ie, connection close will only
be added if there isnt an extant connection header and the version == 1.0.
b) modify http:POST and http:GET so that they never
care the Connection header.
this would break the default behaviour, and is more of a problem with the
http-client egg as a whole, unfortunately. http:GET and http:PUT dont
pay attention to the attributes, on the whole. theyre just simplification
wrappers for everything beneath. for what its worth, the is-keep-alive?
procedure does proper version checking and only closes on the connection
header if its explicitly specified, if the protocol-version is 1.1. so as
long as i fix the above bit (not explicitly adding the close), it will work
as you expect in 1.1
-elf
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