We're trying migrating from node 0.6.21 to 0.8.9, and one of our processes that does a database backup (a couple million items fetched over HTTP and HTTPS from Amazon SimpleDB and DynamoDB APIs) has started getting "HPE_INVALID_CHUNK_SIZE" errors, presumably from node's http_parser.c (and then after that, it seems we're generally handed back a partial response, and sometimes also a disconnected socket on the next request, which black-holes the connection without some other fixes). It generally gets one or two of these errors in the millions of fetched items (maybe 10s-100s of thousands of individual HTTP requests over just a handful of HTTP 1.1 connections with connection keep-alive). Rolling back to 0.6.21 makes everything fine. Doing a diff of http_parser.c between the two versions show's it's had some major work done (though nothing right around where this error is emitted), so perhaps a bug has been introduced, but I know nothing of that code and don't know where to start debugging it. Any suggestions? Any recent changes to related code I should try bisecting? Anyone else getting this error?
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