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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Ben Laurie <be...@gonzo.ben.algroup.co.uk> on 1996/10/18 19:01:17 UTC
Re: WWW Form Bug Report: "Server Side Push blocking bug" on Linux
Mark Brown wrote:
>
>
> This is not exactly a bug, though it is well known. The tacky
> solution is to use NPH. The cool solution is to use a header
> returned from the CGI to turn off buffering. I keep meaning to
> implement this. Perhaps I'll get round to it one day. Someone'll
> have to do it for Apache 2.0, for sure.
>
> An even cooler solution is to put a time limit on how long you let
> stuff linger in the CGI buffer. So if the application sends
> continuously it gets the benefits of buffering, but if the application
> stops sending the data it has already sent gets pushed to the client.
> That's the behavior of the FastCGI module.
Yep. My original proposal was to allow the script to set a timeout and a buffer
size. I'll implement it one day. Honest.
Cheers,
Ben.
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