Zsolt Cserna
Zsolt Cserna
Hi, That's correct, although the server is running in a different thread, it serves the request in a single-threaded mode (this allows us to write the code for ordered handlers...
Hi there, The problem here is that the server is running in a different thread, so it cannot raise an exception in the other. I consider printing out to stderr...
@matez0 I'm about to release the next version, 1.0.6 with your blocking httpserver implementation and my minor fixes on top of it (renamings, doc fixes, kwargs fixes; no functional changes)....
Thanks for looking at the changes! For the default host and port in the base class: as `**kwargs` have been removed, I had to provide some defaults for them in...
@matez0 FYI: I have released 1.0.5 now with your code.
Hi, "valagit" :yum: This seems a good idea, and it makes sense, however I'm not sure this library can help you. pytest-httpserver pytest plugin is designed to run the httpserver...
I have pushed a very basic and ugly POC to the repo (see above), so you can get a glimpse into my idea. I think it is a big hack...
> I suppose that each incoming request is served by a newly created thread which calls the application method. This is not true. httpserver runs in its own thread, but...
Hi, I'm trying to catch up with this. I started to look at your code but first I need to look at mine and read this issue again as a...
Thanks for your efforts! I also made a debugging with logging the netlink messages, and I don't really understand why the kernel is not sending the RTM_DELROUTE message for these...