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- Subject: Luasocket - http.lua
- From: "D Burgess" <dburgess@...>
- Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 23:09:43 +1100
Hi Guys,
Has anyone used Luasocket doing HTTP posts to webservers
that do "100 Continue"? (e.g. IIS)
I think the the current protocol code may require some tuning.
I understand the sequence should be:
C: send request header(s)
S: read request
S: 100 continue
C: send post data
S: read post data
S: send response
C: read response
Luasocket code performs a sequence like:
C: send request header(s)
C: send post data
S: read request
S: read post data
S: send response
C: read response
On reading the RFC it seems that the client should expect to
to get a possible continue after writing the header and expect to
get any number of continues while read the response.
I used an IIS server (that I cant get to easily again) that
the only response that Luasocket ever read on posts
was the 100 continue.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
DB