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2016-04-14
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mccraigmccraig07:04:17

did you manage to duplicate a problem @malcolmsparks ? anything i can do to help ? ( e.g. i can put together a curl request to trigger the problem, and/or give you my resource code which is experiencing the problem )

malcolmsparks07:04:33

@mccraigmccraig: I'm looking at it right now - the file itself goes through the multipart logic itself so I'm now trying to replicate end-to-end

mccraigmccraig07:04:43

ha, hmm. so it's more than just the file then required to trigger the prb... let me know if there's anything useful i can do to help - this is a high-priority problem for me

malcolmsparks08:04:08

do you have the resource definition you can share with me?

malcolmsparks08:04:51

e.g. (yada/resource {blah blah})

malcolmsparks08:04:40

I'm working on a hunch that it's something to do with the way chrome terminates the multipart - this error is in 'finish up' which is the part of the code that processes any remaining input in the buffer to gather together any remaining parts

malcolmsparks08:04:44

the #86 issue code sample isn't terminated properly in the example (there's meant to be a -- at the end of the final boundary), and that's coming from chrome too

malcolmsparks08:04:13

but no worries, I'll finish this end-to-end failing test and see if I can get poor Liz uploaded

malcolmsparks08:04:28

if I can't replicate, at least we can then compare code

malcolmsparks08:04:57

I've got a good run ahead of me this morning - yesterday was rather busy getting the new http://juxt.pro website out

malcolmsparks08:04:30

good news! I've been able to replicate

malcolmsparks08:04:26

ah - no I haven't... 😞

stijn12:04:02

does anyone use aleph's http client in conjunction with http caching?

stijn12:04:22

how would one do that? through middleware?