We see the problem on the AS400. Since it's an EBCDIC machine, that's
probably why the parser isn't working correctly.
Thanks.
Rob Simonson
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Rob and Karen,
I am a strong -1 on this patch. The code in find_end_sequence computes the
ctx->directive_length. That is the length of the SSI directive only, not
the
whole SSI tag (which is stored in ctx->tag_length. This allows the full tag
to be parsed once, marking important indexes as it goes so that I don't
need
to do things like recount the size of the directive. If there is any
problem
in the code, I would prefer to fix it in the find_end_sequence function.
This is working fine on all of the platforms that I have been testing on.
What
system are you developing/testing on? My guess is that either you have a
c library problem on your system, or the SSI tag that you are testing with
has
some parse error in it.
Could you tell me what system you are testing this on and show me the SSI
tag
that you are testing with? I would also like to see the error log
associated
with trying to process it.
Thanks,
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Paul J. Reder
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