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Parsing HTTP Code according to RFC - #73
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HTTP uses \r\n for new line - fixes error with some 500 responses
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I agree. That parsing method is overkill. Should just look for the first int. Merging in for now to accomodate the main issue for now. |
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Parsing HTTP Code according to RFC
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I have encountered this error during testing mine apps communicating over HTTP.
Mine setup was Nginx + PHP 5.4.12 on Win.
On 500 response status was not parsed properly and Httpful threw an exception.
I still don't fully get how the http code parsing could work without this patch so I would appreciate if someone could revise the proposed change.
I can provide testing data for exception if necessary (don't have time right now).
OT: Anyhow I would expect from this library to take more simpler approach by checking for number till first space. (checking only for
500instead of `500 Server Error...\n')