http server closing connection
Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2017 1:35 pm
Seem that I am pretty much the only person posting on this forum ?!
I have a problem with my simple http server related to the size of the received request.
The following is a code snippet of the bit that handles the request.
Something strange is happening once the received packet hits 536 bytes, if I increase the sent data by just 1 byte, the browser errors with CONNECTION RESET.
But the stranger thing is, even increasing the transmitted by 1 or more bytes, the print() statement always shows 536 bytes, and even more strange is that the received data in the same print statement is not truncated and is 100% complete.
This is obviously something to do with the way I am reading the data.
I have spent several hours today tracking this down and would really appreciate some help ?!
I have a problem with my simple http server related to the size of the received request.
The following is a code snippet of the bit that handles the request.
Something strange is happening once the received packet hits 536 bytes, if I increase the sent data by just 1 byte, the browser errors with CONNECTION RESET.
But the stranger thing is, even increasing the transmitted by 1 or more bytes, the print() statement always shows 536 bytes, and even more strange is that the received data in the same print statement is not truncated and is 100% complete.
This is obviously something to do with the way I am reading the data.
I have spent several hours today tracking this down and would really appreciate some help ?!
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while True:
conn, addr = self.sock.accept()
raw = conn.recv(1024).decode('UTF-8')
if not raw:
print('Null Request.',addr)
self.close(conn)
else:
print(raw,len(raw))
self.request(conn,raw)