H'm. In trying to figure out why apache/404.t was
failing test 1 against Apache 1.3, I discovered that
it is apparently checking for the HTTP response line:
> my $four_oh_four = GET_STR "/404/not/found/test";
> ok ($four_oh_four =~ /HTTP\/1\.[01] Not Found/);
Well, GET_STR's result in this case doesn't include
the response line, but an analysis of it instead:
> RC: 404 (Not Found)
> Message: Not Found
Where is GET_STR defined, and why does this test pass on
some combinations of versions and fail on others? I assume
because GET_STR's return semantics have changed..
Anyone see any reason not to change this test to
ok (($four_oh_four =~ /HTTP\/1\.[01] Not Found/)
|| ($four_oh_four =~ /RC:\s+404.*Message:\s+Not Found/s));
?
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