There appears to be a bug in the way Furnace is handling headers. I've attached a simple webapp that demonstrates it. Put this app in a extra/webapps/badapp directory. Then do:
USE: webapps.badapp <badapp> main-responder set-global [ 8888 httpd ] in-thread >From a shell: wget -S http://localhost:8888/bad ... wget -S http://localhost:8888/good Compare the contents of the Content-Disposition header shown by wget. In the first case it's a large string of XML. This is wrong. In the second case it's the text we specified. It appears to be headers that have a quotation mark in it ("). Here are the two actions to compare: : do-bad-action ( -- request ) "<html></html>" "text/html" <content> "attachment; filename=\"foo\"" "Content-Disposition" set-header ; : <bad-action> ( -- action ) <action> [ do-bad-action ] >>display ; : do-good-action ( -- request ) "<html></html>" "text/html" <content> "attachment; filename=foo" "Content-Disposition" set-header ; : <good-action> ( -- action ) <action> [ do-good-action ] >>display ; Chris. -- http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz
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