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Support for servers with broken line endings
See original GitHub issueI’m informed that some allegedly-HTTP servers use \r or \n for line endings, and that robust clients need to support this too.
Sigh.
Maybe the thing to do is to watch for \r\r or \n\n in the headers block and then go into a special case mode if we see it?
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Oh, so have I. But I am a strong advocate of telling implementations that haven’t read RFCs to go take a long walk off a short pier.
It’s definitely possible and we should do it. Just, no one has written the code yet 😃
It’ll be a bit hacky because of how our buffering works. Right now we search for
\r\n\r\nand track how much of the string we’ve searched. For this I think the fastest approach will be to use a regex to search for\n\r?\n, and also track how much we’ve searched.