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While it seems that CRLF line-endings are the only ones acceptable by the standard, just LF line-endings often end up being used as well (e.g. using nc to test and forgetting the -C parameter).
Using a sole \n as the header terminator results in rouille just being stuck (probably waiting for the first line to end), which is very confusing when debugging. Could/should we add the recommended "tolerance" for these kinds of line endings?
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Accept \n terminated headers
Accept LF terminated headers
Mar 20, 2018
While it seems that CRLF line-endings are the only ones acceptable by the standard, just LF line-endings often end up being used as well (e.g. using
nc
to test and forgetting the-C
parameter).Using a sole
\n
as the header terminator results in rouille just being stuck (probably waiting for the first line to end), which is very confusing when debugging. Could/should we add the recommended "tolerance" for these kinds of line endings?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: