Maciej Katafiasz  <mathrick@gmail.com> wrote:
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| Rob Warnock:
| > Uh... Did you read the "Known bugs/errata/limitations:" section? Where
| > it says this?
| >   - Current "mod_lisp" protocol explicitly downcases the names of all
| >     environment variables before sending them; this program does not.
| 
| Yes. I even wrote code to fix that. However, I think the fact that 
| mod_lisp sends, for example, a variable called "url", whereas for a CGI 
| request it's "request_uri", is even more of a problem.
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De gustibus non est disputandum. I found it more of a problem that
"mod_lisp" (seemingly gratuitously) changed the names of some of
the standard CGI variables, which is why "cgi_sock.c" passes them
through unchanged. You may, of course, choose to hack up the source
of "cgi_sock.c" to make the same changes that "mod_lisp" does.

+---------------
| And Hunchentoot refusing to work unfortunately confirms that.
+---------------

"Use the source, Luke..."


-Rob

p.s. As long as we're listing problematic(?) features of "cgi_sock.c",
note that it doesn't support "keep-alive" connections, though ISTR
that later versions of "mod_lisp" do. My app server doesn't need/want
"keep-alive", so I didn't implement it.

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