On Tue, Nov 04, 2014 at 04:24:21PM -0800, Chris Cappuccio wrote: > [email protected] [[email protected]] wrote: > > > > I've also run into 2 other issues when testing in case anyone is > > interested. This may be duplicates, but I can't seem to find any commit > > messages regarding these in the CVS logs or chatter on misc@ > > > > > > 1) httpd seems to be broken on files with spaces. eg. > > "http://server.org/test file.html" -> "GET /test%20file.html HTTP/1.1" 404 0 > > > > I know spaces in filenames are bad, but I think this probably isn't > > expected behavior. > > > > This sounds similar to the http version number issue fixed recently. Perhaps > directly related. Try compiling the 5.6-current code. > > > > > 2) empty files make the browser stall. eg. cat /dev/null > > > test_file.html, GET http://server.org/test_file.html, and the browser > > sits on it and spins. I don't think this one is a big deal, but I'm not > > aware of anyone else finding this yet (or maybe it's expected > > behavior?). > > > > Would also be nice to test against 5.6-current. As other bugs are fixed, > these may represent related issues! > > If you test against 5.6-current you probably need the renamed libtls as well. > Would be easy to just install a snapshot. >
Both these issues are indeed resolved in the latest snapshot. I've been using OpenBSD since ~3.4 and somehow managed to never give -current a whirl. -stable has been a rock on all the hardware I've used on. Thanks for the suggestion!
