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By itself the HTTP layer can track transaction sizes only with content-length, including on POST. However it's also possible for whatever logically interprets the payload to determine its length, for example with multipart, the multipart headers can do that job. This allows the spa stuff to drive the content length tracking, so lws can interpret multipart POST client payload without needing an overall content-length. |
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| access-log.c | ||
| cgi.c | ||
| daemonize.c | ||
| fops-zip.c | ||
| lejp-conf.c | ||
| lws-spa.c | ||
| parsers.c | ||
| peer-limits.c | ||
| ranges.c | ||
| rewrite.c | ||
| server-handshake.c | ||
| server.c | ||
| ssl-server.c | ||