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You got it!
I tried with jcc.c v1.286, and I have no more problem. The log message now shows:
> Done reading from server. Expected content length: 1. Actual content length: 1. Most recently received: 1.
(my server is "slow", and typically returns small IP packets, so yes, privoxy might need multiples reads to get the whole headers)
I consider this ticket "closed"
Thanks!
2009-09-07 08:02:06 UTC in Privoxy
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Thanks Fabian
In the meanwhile, I'd like to have a try in debugging privoxy to see where could the problem come from (unfortunately I'm in a hurry). I retrieved the sources, and tried to compile/debug with MSVC. But the MSVC project files are for v6, and I have v9 (2008 C++ Express Edition), and the automatic MSVC conversion fails...
Do you have any other MSVC project file that I could try ?...
2009-08-21 09:51:42 UTC in Privoxy
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Hi
I am using Privoxy 3.0.14 to access a proprietary web server (192.168.253.1) running on the same PC (WinXP) as Privoxy, and bound to a TAP-WIN32 interface (192.168.253.2).
Privoxy systematically closes prematurely the connection, preventing the browser to retrieve the response data.
Attached is a zip file including the corresponding log files:
- get1-privoxy.pcap: wireshark traces showing...
2009-08-19 09:26:30 UTC in Privoxy
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It would be nice to be able to save settings into a 'project file', which would include:
- the file path or cd track #
- the loop settings
- speed & transposition settings
This would avoid the hard task of redefining the loops each time you restart BP.
Thanks anyway for your useful tool.
2007-12-31 01:16:40 UTC in BestPractice
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Enumeration with identifiers (and not named integer) is erroneously rejected by BN 1.5.2:
TestEnum ::= ENUMERATED { yes, no, itdepends }.
2007-10-08 20:31:59 UTC in BinaryNotes
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BN 1.5.1 fails on the following type definitions which are all valid ASN.1:
MyString ::= IA5String (PATTERN "[A-Z]*")
MyInt ::= INTEGER { v1(1), v2(2) } (0..100)
TestSeq ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE (10)) OF BOOLEAN
TestSet ::= SET (SIZE (10)) OF BOOLEAN.
2007-10-08 20:22:50 UTC in BinaryNotes
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ASN.1 2002 introduced Multiple-line comments using "/*" "*/" pairs. BN1.5.1 doesn't support this notation.
2007-10-08 12:12:35 UTC in BinaryNotes
