- From: Nexus <nexus@adv.es>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 19:42:22 +0200
- To: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>
- CC: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Here's *at least* a Subject change: So What was the problem with W95 ??? As Anselm pointed out: > There is a bug in netscape 2.0 and keep alive connections. When Jigsaw > emits an error, Netscape (<= 2.x hangs badly). If you're using 2.0 you > might consider upgrading to 3.0 (which is better anyway), or turn the > Jigsw keep-alive flag to false. Well, this bug seems to be present in Netscape Atlas Prerelease 2, and the Internet Explorer 2.0; wich claims to be Navigator 1.22 compatible (it inherited the same bug. Really Impressive!). Turning off the keep-alive flag fixed this problem. (If I knew before...) And that's what I think it happened: (pretty impressive) Jigsaw Emmited an error --> The browser thinks there's some *critical* thing on the server and tries to close his output stream (I suppose that's where GET, and POST commands go). Open question: So why looks like the browser is *still* searching or receiving data ??? Msie 2.0 Reports something like it's Getting the URL. What does it mean ?? Is Jigsaw sending data and the browser doesn't know it: remenber error meant that the brouser had his output stream closed. Thank you folks for spending your time reading those boring postings about esoteric bugs. Cheers -- I~nigo Gonzalez Ponce nexus@adv.es ; nexus@freenet.hut.fi Snail: Juan Diges Anton 27 6C 19003 Guadalajara (Spain) Home : +34 49 224 656 <remember GMT+01> .._O-)
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