Graham Dumpleton wrote:
> 2008/11/28 Robert Brewer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > CherryPy's wsgiserver will read any remaining request body (which
the
> > application hasn't read) before sending response headers.
>
> A WSGI application could technically want to send response headers and
> only then rea
2008/11/28 Robert Brewer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Brian Smith wrote:
>> Randy Syring wrote:
>> > Hopefully you can clarify something for me. Lets assume that the
>> > client does not use '100 Continue' but sends data immediately, after
>> > sending the headers. If the server never reads the request
Brian Smith wrote:
> Randy Syring wrote:
> > Hopefully you can clarify something for me. Lets assume that the
> > client does not use '100 Continue' but sends data immediately, after
> > sending the headers. If the server never reads the request content,
> > what does that mean exactly? Does the
Brian Smith wrote:
> 2008/11/26 Brian Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Under Apache CGI or mod_wsgi, in many situations you will get a
> > deadlock in this scenario.
>
> It isn't 'many situations', it is a quite specific situation.
Right. I meant that it can happen quite often (every time) that si
2008/11/26 Brian Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Randy Syring wrote:
>> Hopefully you can clarify something for me. Lets assume that the
>> client does not use '100 Continue' but sends data immediately, after
>> sending the headers. If the server never reads the request content,
>> what does that me
Brian Smith wrote:
Under Apache CGI or mod_wsgi, in many situations you will get a deadlock in
this scenario.
Under IIS CGI it's considerably more likely. The output buffer you get
is smaller than Apache/Linux (at least on Win2K3 it's only 2KB), so even
a relatively small error page spat out
Randy Syring wrote:
> Hopefully you can clarify something for me. Lets assume that the
> client does not use '100 Continue' but sends data immediately, after
> sending the headers. If the server never reads the request content,
> what does that mean exactly? Does the data get transferred over th
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Graham Dumpleton wrote:
2008/11/22 Randy Syring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am looking for opinions and thoughts on best practice for limiting file
upload size. I have a few considerations:
If you use Apache/mod_wsgi to host your WSGI application, the best way
of ha
2008/11/22 Randy Syring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am looking for opinions and thoughts on best practice for limiting file
> upload size. I have a few considerations:
>
> Ultimately, I would want my application with my method of handling forms to
> be able to give the user a message that the file si
I did find this:
http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/pylonscookbook/A+Better+Way+To+Limit+File+Upload+Size
Which was good, but still leaves some unanswered questions:
* What if one is not using the paste http server?
* This method gives an unfriendly response. What would be the best
me
I am looking for opinions and thoughts on best practice for limiting
file upload size. I have a few considerations:
* Ultimately, I would want my application with my method of handling
forms to be able to give the user a message that the file size was
too big. That means that howe
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