Try:

ns_return 200 text/html [encoding system]-[string repeat X 10000]

With:

ns_param        hackcontenttype         true
ns_param        outputcharset           utf-8
ns_param        urlcharset              utf-8
ns_param  preferredcharsets             { utf-8 iso8859-1 }

and then try the same thing by commenting out the outputcharset line.
Without outputcharset, it works. With outputcharset, it doesn't (data >
8192).

I've placed a logging statement just before Ns_ConnSetRequiredHeaders in
ReturnCharData (return.c):

* Without outputcharset - ReturnCharData: len=10007 sendRaw=1 hlen=10007

* With outputcharset - ReturnCharData: len=10007 sendRaw=0 hlen=10007

> e.g., for a current project, we use the server the way Zoran said once
> on the list: use it out of the box and rely on the Unicode encoding.
> The strange thing is, that, when on the other hand explicitely
> verbosely setting the outputcharset (et.al) parameter to utf-8, it
> breaks.

True. The only reason I mention this here is because it works for
aolserver. I suppose there is a good reason that things are done
differently.


Best wishes,
Neophytos




Vlad Seryakov wrote:
> Can you provide more info how to reproduce it, i used test page with n > 
> 8192 and it works fine
> 
> Neophytos Demetriou wrote:
>> Dear Vlad,
>> Dear Zoran,
>>
>> I came across some strange behavious when sendRaw is 0 (usually when you
>> specify an encoding in the configuration file, i.e. hackcontenttype
>> true, etc) I get a blank page instead of the actual data.
>>
>> I've experimented with [string repeat X $n] and I realized that this
>> happens whenever the size of the returned data  exceeds  IOBUFSZ (i.e.
>> $n > 8192).
>>
>> Maybe I'm missing something obvious here (*) but I assume there's some
>> kind of bug in Ns_ConnWriteVChars.
>>
>> Best wishes,
>> Neophytos
>>
>>
>> PPS. It's already 6 o' clock in the morning. I need to get some sleep
>> and I'll try to check it out again later in the afternoon.
>>
>> PS. I'm using a cvs checkout from 2007-05-19.
>>
> 


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