Re: [Zope] TCPWatch... and closing sockets..

2001-01-22 Thread ender
i'm guessing this has something to do with the default line terminators that medusa is looking for before it senses that a data buffer is ready to be processed. it seems like the url encoded ones request seem to have different line terminators. you can adjust this the fly by using the

Re: [Zope] TCPWatch... and closing sockets..

2001-01-22 Thread Steve Spicklemire
Well proxy_receiver seems to set it's terminator to 'None', which seems to indicate that the dispatcher should just send it all as it comes without checking for any special terminator (which is indeed what appears to be happening!) The problem is that this dispatcher code: def recv

[Zope] TCPWatch... and closing sockets..

2001-01-21 Thread Steve Spicklemire
I'm going to try to make a long story short... and the story isn't even over... but I'm getting close. One of our clients is a 'multimedia' company and we're working with a group there that consists mostly of artists and designers who use tools like photoshop and macromedia director. They came