Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] multipart request and modern browsers

awarnier wrote: > > In my experience, pretty much all modern browsers "do the right thing" > *if* you specify the parameters correctly... > Thanks! - it is valuable info for me. awarnier wrote: > > What you cannot control of course, is what some &%/&%!(??&(/&(§W$$$§ > users will always fi

[EMAIL PROTECTED] multipart request and modern browsers

Hi! I have tried to find not-outdated (as, say, RFCs are) information about the ways modern browsers form a multipart request with all their (browsers's) bugs (IE, am sure, has plenty of them as always), but have not found any information suitable to use in code (the information I have found is s

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ab, keep-alive and chunked response

Andrew Gaydenko wrote: > > Is ApacheBench intended to work with (simultaneous) persistent connection > and chunked response? > It seems nobody knows :-) OK. Let's try another way. Is there a possibility to force Apache server to use chunked response? Probably I have missed

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ab, keep-alive and chunked response

Is ApacheBench intended to work with (simultaneous) persistent connection and chunked response? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ab%2C-keep-alive-and-chunked-response-tp18122732p18122732.html Sent from the Apache HTTP Server - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ---

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] pipelining in real world

If it possible - slightly another question related to current reality is: do modern browsers use socket half-close? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/pipelining-in-real-world-tp17698027p17752240.html Sent from the Apache HTTP Server - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] pipelining in real world

awarnier wrote: > > Not that I could, but just by curiosity, can you describe what you mean > by "transactions with pipelining", or point me to an explanation ? > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Http_pipelining -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/pipelining-in-real-world-tp1

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] pipelining in real world

Joshua Slive-2 wrote: > > Why do you want this information? > Just learning http protocol and have not found a literature reflecting current situation (last related books were published 5-6 years ago). I hope, it isn't surprisingly I have decided the apache community must be most informed :-)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] pipelining in real world

Can anybody roughly estimate the fraction of http transactions with pipelining (and persistent, but without pipelining) among all transactions which take place everyday in the world? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/pipelining-in-real-world-tp17698027p17698027.html Sent fro