Nevermind, I see there are multiple such cases, so I guess it's by design
that you don't catch the error at the parsing stage.
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I see your point.
By the way, is there a more appropriate forum or email list I should use for
these kinds of questions?
I'm a fairly fresh computer science student who just started working in the
industry, and all I'm ever allowed to work on, is Java and C#,
so I decided to do some C hacking on a
Hi,
I'm browsing through the source code of the project, and looked at
ngx_http_request.c where the function ngx_http_process_header_line() creates
a pointer to a pointer to a large struct(ngx_http_request_t) containing a
smaller one(ngx_http_headers_in_t), containing yet another one.
ngx_http_pro
