On 14 jun, 20:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jerry D. Hedden) wrote: > On Arno Velds wrote: > > This works perfectly fine except that the request following the thread > > starting request from the same client is never answered. > > If you remove the line: > $c->force_last_request; > then it works as advertised.
Thanks for thinking along. You are correct, but this has some disadvantages. Standard firefox keepalive time is 300 seconds. So unless you use a threaded webserver implementation this will block all other incoming requests. I obviously tried this, but performance is lower than allowing only one request per connection. As I mentioned in my somewhat lengthy post I have already worked around the problem by not starting new threads from the connection loop. All I would like to know is that if I want to be a HTTP/1.0 server and only serve 1 request per connection why isn't the second request from the same client answered even though they can be 20 seconds apart and separated by a $c->close on the server side. Please bear in mind that the second request is not being discarded by the $c- >force_last_request; because at that time it hasn't even been sent! Maybe you can try my example and see for yourself. Cheers, Arno (The Netherlands)
