In mail "[ruby-talk:5033] Having problems with Net::HTTP::do_finish"
    Dan Schmidt <dfan / harmonixmusic.com> wrote:

> I just started using Ruby yesterday, and I'm having trouble with my
> first real program.  The following minimal example demonstrates the
> problem I'm encountering:

I could not reproduce this bug on my linux box. Then
could you tell me the result (stderr) of code below,
after using [ruby-dev:10990] patch? I attach it to
this mail again.

(test code)
require 'net/http'
http = Net::HTTP.new('www.ruby-lang.org')
http.set_pipe $stderr
http.start {}

p.s.
many thanks to Aleksi for interpreting my Japanese mails.


Minero Aoki

--- org.http.rb	Thu Sep 21 06:26:21 2000
+++ http.rb	Thu Sep 21 06:26:47 2000
@@ -238,6 +238,7 @@
 
 require 'net/protocol'
 
+$stderr.sync = true
 
 module Net
 
@@ -392,21 +393,26 @@
     def keep_alive?( header, resp )
       if resp.key? 'connection' then
         if /keep-alive/i === resp['connection'] then
+$stderr.puts '[C] Connection true'
           return true
         end
       elsif resp.key? 'proxy-connection' then
         if /keep-alive/i === resp['proxy-connection'] then
+$stderr.puts '[C] Proxy Connection true'
           return true
         end
       elsif header.key? 'Connection' then
         if /keep-alive/i === header['Connection'] then
+$stderr.puts '[C] user Connection true'
           return true
         end
       else
         if @command.http_version == '1.1' then
+$stderr.puts '[C] HTTP1.1 true'
           return true
         end
       end
+$stderr.puts '[C] connection close'
 
       false
     end
@@ -432,8 +438,11 @@
 
     # called when connecting
     def do_finish
+$stderr.puts "[F] addr=#{address} port=#{port}"
+$stderr.puts "[F] closed=#{@socket.closed?}"
+$stderr.puts "[F] critical=#{@command.send :critical?}"
       unless @socket.closed? then
-        head2 '/', { 'Connection' => 'close' }
+#        head2 '/', { 'Connection' => 'close' }
       end
     end