I think I found the cause of the read chunked bug in HtHTTP.cc In the method: int HtHTTP::ReadChunkedBody() If the variable ChunkHeader is "", the sscanf() (at least under Linux) returns garbage (a really high number.) So, chunk_size gets set to a really high number so the while() loop never exits. I don't know how chunked content supposed to work, so I don't think I can give you a bug fix but this should be enough information for some developer to use for a fix. i.e. Questions to be answered are: Why is ChunkHeader set to ""? And what should the program do when this happens? Robert while (chunk_size > 0) { chunk = chunk_size; do { if (chunk > BSIZE) { rsize = BSIZE; if (debug>4) cout << "Read chunk partial: left=" << chunk << endl; } else { rsize = chunk; } chunk -= rsize; // Read Chunk data if (_connection.Read(buffer, rsize) == -1) return -1; length+=rsize; // Append the chunk-data to the contents of the response // ... but not more than _max_document_size... if (rsize > _max_document_size-_response._contents.length()) rsize = _max_document_size-_response._contents.length(); buffer[rsize] = 0; _response._contents.append(buffer, rsize); } while (chunk); // if (_connection.Read(buffer, chunk_size) == -1) // return -1; // Read CRLF - to be ignored _connection.Read_Line(ChunkHeader); // Read chunk-size and CRLF _connection.Read_Line(ChunkHeader); sscanf ((char *)ChunkHeader, "%x", &chunk_size); if (debug>4) cout << "Chunk-size: " << chunk_size << endl; } ------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the htdig3-dev mailing list, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You will receive a message to confirm this.