otp.git - Mirror of Erlang/OTP repository.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2017-03-17	Omit port from Host header on redirect to well-known port	Bram Verburg
	ERL-316, as part of 19.3, adds the port number to the Host header upon automatic redirection. The port number is included even if it is a well-known port (80, 443). This is different from the behaviour of most HTTP clients, as well as httpc's own for new requests. The added port number can lead to problems such as this one, where the request signature assumes the client will not send the :443 suffix on redirection to an https URL: https://github.com/nerves-project/nerves/issues/96 I was unable to add a test case, since that would require a server on a well-known port, but I manually verified that the GitHub/S3 signing issue was indeed resolved with this patch.
2015-06-18	Change license text to APLv2	Bruce Yinhe

2015-01-29	inets: httpd - Sanity check of content-length header	Ingela Anderton Andin
	Gracefully handle invalid content-lenght headers instead of crashing in list_to_integer.
2014-01-13	inets: Remove log message as it causes more harm than use at the moment	Ingela Anderton Andin

2013-06-12	Update copyright years	Björn-Egil Dahlberg

2013-03-02	Fix http_request:http_headers/1 to send content-length when length is zero	CA Meijer
	In R16B01, the http_request:http_headers/1 function removes the content-length field from the HTTP headers if the content length is zero. This results in some (perhaps many) HTTP servers rejecting POSTs and PUTs without data with a 411 status word. From RFC2616, section 14.13: "Any Content-Length greater than or EQUAL to zero is a valid value".
2009-11-20	The R13B03 release.OTP_R13B03	Erlang/OTP