Hey all, With the change below, we can send all requests using Content-Length rather than chunking. This is the core work for fixing issue 3979.
My question: should we simply bump the minimum serf to 1.1, or should we just omit the Content-Length functionality? If the latter, then users may run into 3979 if they have an older serf. I'm thinking: bump our requirement. It will require packagers/distros to get serf 1.1 packaged "soonish". (and no, it hasn't been released yet) Thoughts? Cheers, -g On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 18:04, <gst...@apache.org> wrote: > Author: gstein > Date: Mon Mar 19 22:04:36 2012 > New Revision: 1302682 > > URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1302682&view=rev > Log: > Work on issue 3979: don't try to send chunked requests to HTTP/1.0 > servers. This will require serf 1.1.x and a new API. > > This commit lays all the groundwork, but doesn't change behavior yet. > When HTTP/1.0 requests are needed, the request body will be placed > into a spillbuf and then we use a new bucket type for the body which > reads content out of the spillbuf. Meanwhile, the spillbuf gives us > the total body size which we can place into a Content-Length header. >...
