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There is no reason to use old-style classes beyond laziness.
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With unicode strings it no longer holds that if s.isdigit() then you can
safely int(s), because there are more digits (such as ^3 \xb3) accepted
by isdigit. This can cause an uncaught ValueError in certain places if
the remote scgi server presents bogus data. Thanks to Klaus Aehlig for
pointing out what isdigit accepts.
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Clarify the type of the log file-like passed to RequestLogWSGIFilter.
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The intent is to port the changes from 0.2.4 to py3k.
Conflicts:
README
test.py
wsgitools/scgi/forkpool.py
All conflicts were resolved in a minimal way. The test suite now fails
for all python versions.
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The limit is only set on workers does not apply to the master. Upon
reaching the soft limit the worker terminates after finished the current
request.
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The forkpool server was incompatible with dumb generators. They only
call start_response when being asked for the first output element, but
the forkpool server was wrongly requiring start_response to be called
before returning the iterator.
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It can be stored inside the config attribute.
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The interface and port attributes are always used together. Combine them
in order to reduce complexity.
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Define a textopen function that returns "native strings" (in the sense
of pep3333). Therefore textopen needs to decode using iso-8859-1 iff
running on py3k. Additionally use a with construct to close the file
being read in all circumstances.
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There is no file builtin, and binary mode gives bytes instead of str.
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* applications returned errors as str instead of bytes
* filters documentation updated with bytes
* various filters expecting str where bytes are passed
* escape_string also needs to use bytes.isalnum instead of str.isalnum
* middlewares injecting str where bytes are expected
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* hashlib.md5 wants bytes now.
* string.decode("base64") is now base64.b64decode and works on bytes
* binascii.unhexlify is now base64.b16decode and also works on bytes
* str.isalnum accepts umlauts, use bytes.isalnum instead
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Note that the construction of the header moved from our internal
sendheaders function to the start_response function. This way users
supplying unicode characters no representable in iso-8859-1 will get a
UnicodeEncodeError back from start_response, which is more useful than
failing later while yielding bytes.
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Convert the request body data from str to bytes. This replaces all
StringIOs with BytesIOs (removing backwards one more backwards
compatibility). Also all character sequences involved in request bodies
get a b"" prefix. The StaticContent application takes bytes instead of
str (no difference for py2x). The GzipWSGIFilter needs a fixed as a
truncate of a BytesIO does not rewind the stream position.
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When a sendfile library is available, expose it via wsgi.file_wrapper.
This support spans both asynchronous and forkpool.
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Previously middlewares mostly gave up and acted as pass through when a
second start_response call occurred. Now they try to handle this
situation.
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Not failing. :-)
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This was basically a rewrite of the NoWriteCallableMiddleware, because
the wrong assumption of start_response not being called twice was used
in too many places.
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Also set the returneddata attribute of the response object instead of
the request object.
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Said RFC is quite precise on which values of a challenge are to be
quoted. I didn't honour those parts and many applications do not enforce
these requirements, so I didn't notice. Now I explain which values are
to be quoted in the hopes that it works with "Wget/1.10.2 (Red Hat
modified)".
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* added a number of internal links (L{...})
* some fixes
* some additions
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Conflicts:
wsgitools/digest.py
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The method no longer receives a start_response and is no longer
responsible for calling self.app. Instead it returns a dictionary with
the result of the authentication.
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This is the inverse of parse_digest_response and also supports escaping
of backslashes and quotes.
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The previous version did not handle escapes at all. Now I added two test
cases for escaping and rewrote the function to meet all test cases.
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This shrinks the possibility of raising something from start_response
and maybe enables to factor out this start_response modification later.
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