So while working on a FCGI thing, I came across a very, very weird if statement:
try {
var parsed = htparser.execute(buffer, start,
len);
console.log("-> Parsed message:",parsed);
if(parsed.message == "Parse Error" &&
("bytesParsed" in parsed)) {
_current.resp.write(buffer.slice(start
+ parsed.bytesParsed, start + len));
}
}
catch(ex) {
_current.cb(ex);
}
This looked so off, that I added this console.log statement to read whats up.
Result:
-> Parsed message: { [Error: Parse Error] bytesParsed: 0, code:
'HPE_INVALID_METHOD‘ }
So I went and traced this error constant…and found:
http://www.chmod777self.com/2013/08/sigh.html
<http://www.chmod777self.com/2013/08/sigh.html>
Good lord, please tell me this is no longer true? If so, this is rather
embarrassing… xD
Kind regards, Ingwie
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