Which broken server are you using? On Thursday, June 20, 2013 11:20:46 AM UTC-7, Matt Sergeant wrote: > > Just posting this here so other people might find it... > > If you're doing HTTP requests in Node, and the remote server responds with > a Content-Length header, but then proceeds to send you content longer than > that, your Node request will emit an error with code HPE_INVALID_CONSTANT. > It's confusing because Node also emits this if the response doesn't start > with "HTTP". Might be useful to make it two errors. > > It's really hard to fix, and I did so with an ugly hack, which I won't > document here because it's frickin ugly and mixed in with other fixes to > badly formed http responses that I have to deal with. > > But hopefully this at least will serve as a search reference for when > people are super confused by this error message. > > Matt. >
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