One for the bug list...
In article <3jlmuo$9ic@flop.mcom.com>, Rob McCool <robm@mcom.com> writes:
|> >
|> > The problem is this (I think). NCSA's httpd 1.3 terminates the mime
|> > type when it reaches a space.
|> [...]
|> >
|> > Is this a bug in NCSA's httpd?
|>
|> Yes, it is. There's an sscanf() somewhere in http_mime.c that's removing the
|> part after the semicolon (I'd give you a line number but I haven't seen the
|> source in months). Removing the space between the semicolon and boundary is a
|> good workaround, the real fix is to get rid of that sscanf in the httpd source
|> and use something else like strcpy instead.
|>
|> --
|> Rob McCool, robm@netscape.com <URL:http://home.netscape.com/people/robm/>
|> Stunt Programmer, Netscape Communications Corporation
|> It was working ten minutes ago, I swear...
In article <3jlmuo$9ic@flop.mcom.com>, Rob McCool <robm@mcom.com> writes:
|> >
|> > The problem is this (I think). NCSA's httpd 1.3 terminates the mime
|> > type when it reaches a space.
|> [...]
|> >
|> > Is this a bug in NCSA's httpd?
|>
|> Yes, it is. There's an sscanf() somewhere in http_mime.c that's removing the
|> part after the semicolon (I'd give you a line number but I haven't seen the
|> source in months). Removing the space between the semicolon and boundary is a
|> good workaround, the real fix is to get rid of that sscanf in the httpd source
|> and use something else like strcpy instead.
|>
|> --
|> Rob McCool, robm@netscape.com <URL:http://home.netscape.com/people/robm/>
|> Stunt Programmer, Netscape Communications Corporation
|> It was working ten minutes ago, I swear...