Jeff King <p...@peff.net> writes: > ... Eventually our fill() will block trying to get data that is > not there. On an Apache server, the webserver would know there is > nothing left to send us and close() the pipe, and we'd get EOF. > But on IIS, I think the pipe remains open and we'd just block > indefinitely trying to read().
Ah, yeah, under that scenario, trusting content-length and trying to read, waiting for input that would never come, will be a problem, and it would probably want to get documented.
