Bug#701032: [bug #41003] wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive

2014-06-08 Thread Darshit Shah
Update of bug #41003 (project wget): Status:None = In Progress Assigned to:None = darnir ___ Reply to this item at:

Bug#701032: [bug #41003] wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive

2014-01-16 Thread Darshit Shah
Follow-up Comment #3, bug #41003 (project wget): Giuseppe, I have posted the --debug output in my previous comment. As can be seen, Wget does indeed register the socket for persistent reuse, however, just 2 lines later it also closes the socket and creates a new one. This is correct according

Bug#701032: [bug #41003] wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive

2014-01-10 Thread Giuseppe Scrivano
Follow-up Comment #2, bug #41003 (project wget): by inspecting the code, I see that wget doesn't check for the version of the HTTP protocol and it should assume no keep-alive connection by default when HTTP/1.0 is used. Darshit, if you specify --debug, do you get the Registered socket %d for

Bug#701032: [bug #41003] wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive

2013-12-26 Thread NoëlKöthe
URL: http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?41003 Summary: wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive Project: GNU Wget Submitted by: nok Submitted on: Do 26 Dez 2013 12:41:40 CET Category:

Bug#701032: [bug #41003] wget tries to reuse connection despite http/1.0 and no connection: keep-alive

2013-12-26 Thread Darshit Shah
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #41003 (project wget): This bug cannot be reproduced. I have set up the exact same environment as described in the bug report. A Python BaseHTTPServer with protocol_version = HTTP/1.0. Wget does indeed close the connection after each request and creates a new