> Is there a reliable way to find out the client request from the
> HttpServerHandlerHeaders() function?

> I guess the request->request points to the client side request, I was
> wondering if it is safe to use.

It's a little bit more complicated than that.  In Polipo, there isn't
a one-to-one correspondence between client and server requests -- it is
possible for multiple client requests to be aggregated into a single
server request.

However, for each server request there is a ``principal'' client
request, the one that prompted the scheduling of the server request.  As
you guessed, it's in request->request.

> I know it might be RFC compliant to do the convert, but I suspect some
> client do not expect to receive chunked reply.

Polipo is already able to downconvert to HTTP/1.0.  Why don't you simply
fudge the conditional in client.c:1731 ?

                                        Juliusz

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