Re: uh oh -- halp!

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Date: Mon, 27 Sep 93 21:18:45 -0500
From: marca@ncsa.uiuc.edu (Marc Andreessen)
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To: sanders@bsdi.com
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Subject: Re: uh oh -- halp! 
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Tony Sanders writes:
> [problem about supporting HTTP/1.0 and HTTP0 in same client]
> ...
> > >  The result is that the socket gets confused and the client only ends
> > >  up getting the first chunk of data (usually 1024 bytes).
> I think the client is getting ENOTCONN when the server does the close.
> You could work around this by detecting ENOTCONN and retrying without
> "HTTP/1.0".  

As it turns out, this seems to work -- ECONNRESET is the more common
errno in this situation (the one I see) but I'll have Mosaic 2.0 check
for either...

Cheers,
Marc