On 5月22日, 下午5时43分, Dragon Lord <dragonlord...@gmail.com> wrote: > The cutoff is allways at the same location: just after the label > "Meeting date" and before the date itself. Could it be that something > is interpreted as and eof command or something like that? > > example of the cutoff point with a bad page: > <br/><b>Meeting Date: </b> > > example of the cutoff point with a good page: > <br/><b>Meeting Date: </b>
I checked TCP packages, and found that the remote HTTP server send a data package with flag "PUSH", causing the client to close connection. That is exactly where the "Meeting Date: </b>" appears. This seems not to be a bug for python, because Qt and telnet both failed in my test, so did the wget program... Most browsers use keep-alive HTTP, so the connection won't be closed. I think that's why a browser show the page correctly. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
