Hi Brian,
With your input, I could locate the source of the problem and fix this
in the repository. It was an ns_set but, that could only happen with the
output headers, when the code normalized the capitalization of the
header fields. There is now a test for this in the regression test suite
Wow, that's a quick turnaround, thank you so much Gustaf! I will test out your
fix.
FYI, also the "ns_set put" crashes the server e.g. if I run this in /ds/shell:
ns_set put [ad_conn outputheaders] content-type "text/html"
many thanks
Brian
From: Gustaf Neumann
Hi again Gustaf
Great news, this seems to have worked according to all my tests. I am assuming
that I built this correctly with the "version_ns=GIT" parameter:
version_ns=GIT ns_modules="nsconf nsstats" with_postgres=0
with_postgres_driver=0 bash install-ns.sh build
Do you have an idea when thi
> FYI, also the "ns_set put" crashes the server e.g. if I run this in
/ds/shell:
it is clear. The problem were not the "ns_set update" or the "ns_set
put" commands itself, but the fact, that the key "content-type" was in
lower-case and the normalization of the output headers was causing the
