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Put back unused module inets_regexp and remove it in OTP 19 instead as
it is an incompatibility, although it is an undocumented module and
should not affect other applications (the world is not perfect).
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This is a quick fix to make this option work.
We will revisit this and clean up httpc option handling later.
Also adding regression tests.
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* msantos/tftp-wrap-block-counter/PR-965:
tftp: support transfer of files > 65535 blocks
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The block count is an unsigned 2 byte integer. The common behaviour of
tftp clients and servers is to overflow the block count and wrap the
counter to 0 in order to support files larger than 32M. Modify the tftp
implementation to do the same rollover.
Interoperability was tested by transferring a 1.4G file using the HPA
tftp client.
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* palas/maint:
inets: Add PATCH method to client and server
OTP-13286
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* ia/maint/inets/mod_alias/OTP-13248:
inets: Prepare for release
inets: Traverse all aliases looking for the longest match
inets: Use re instead of inets_regexp
# Conflicts:
# lib/inets/vsn.mk
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Before the first matching alias was returned, but we want the longest one to
be returned.
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* ia/inets/windows-comp:
inets: Adjust makefile to new windows compiler
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* scrapinghub/sni_with_connect:
inets: SNI to be passed with requests through CONNECT
OTP-12985
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or fails
Also remove legacy debug macros and add help function httpd_util:error_log/2
to avoid code duplication.
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httpc should fill SNI extenstion for HTTPS requests sent through
CONNECT tunnel to provide proper access to websites using SNI
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* weisslj/fix-inets-crash-on-invalid-chunk-size:
inets: Terminate really gracefully on bad chunk
OTP-13117
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Without this fix, httpc:request/1 crashes the httpc_handler when an
invalid chunked length header is encountered (since 77acb47):
=ERROR REPORT==== 14-Nov-2015::17:19:30 ===
** Generic server <0.651.0> terminating
** Last message in was {tcp,#Port<0.5714>,
<<"HTTP/1.1 200 ok\r\nTransfer-Encoding:chunked\r\n\r\nåäö\r\n">>}
** When Server state == {state,
[...]
** Reason for termination ==
** {bad_return_value,{error,{chunk_size,"åäö"}}}
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Before 77acb47 http:request/1 could parse server responses with
whitespace after the HTTP chunk size (some embedded legacy devices still
do this).
This patch restores this functionality.
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ssl:start/[1,2] is a shell convenience function and should not be called
by other applications.
inet_db:start is an internal function that we should not have to call.
This was done for legacy reasons and is no longer needed.
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Remove point less instructions looking for return values, that
in most cases no long exist, of which the result would anyhow be ignored
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Was already possible for HTTPS. Also remove use of legacy option
inet6fb4. IPv6 standard moved away from beeing able to fallback to IPv4
so this option makes little sense, will use inet (Ipv4) as default instead of
inet6fb4.
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The chunked length header should be checked as well as
headers present in the chunk trailer part, ignored extensions are counted
as header bytes. Also the decode trailer function will stop as soon
as the header size is exceed, when that happens.
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Also use integer_to_list/2 and list_to_integer/2 instead of reimplementing it.
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httpc should work properly if streaming option {self, once} is
chosen and the corresponding response does not get streamed.
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httpc_handler should respond with correct and complete
responses seeing non-streamed status codes i.e. codes
other than 200 or 206.
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* scrapinghub/http_uri_scheme_validation:
inets: scheme validation fun for http_uri
OTP-13071
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http_uri:parse_scheme function should allow checking
scheme of URIs otherwise it could be easily abused to
reach limit number of atoms in the VM
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httpc should not fail when response contains (now deprecated)
multiline HTTP headers constructed with obs-folds. And as
RFC7230 specifies user agent should replace obs-folds with
spaces.
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