@@ -451,9 +451,9 @@ rescue LoadError end def self::read_length(buf) - if buf[0].ord >> 7 == 0 - then buf.slice!(0,1)[0].ord - else buf.slice!(0,4).unpack('N')[0].ord & ((1<<31) - 1) + if buf[0].bytes.first >> 7 == 0 + then buf.slice!(0,1)[0].bytes.first + else buf.slice!(0,4).unpack('N')[0] & ((1<<31) - 1) end end lib/fcgi.rb f17ef57421bbfd8ed0c7afeed9a75e65d619bf06 Christian Höltje holtje@vivisimo.com http://github.com/saks/ruby-fcgi/commit/f289d592a135f4112ec4eb54a77fadf7d0c9bb8f f289d592a135f4112ec4eb54a77fadf7d0c9bb8f 2009-11-04T12:28:06-08:00 2009-11-04T12:24:25-08:00 Fixed references to bytes with a string. In ruby 1.9.1, you can't get the ordinal of a character from a string using the subscripting operator '[]'; 1.9.1 returns a single character string instead. 66abd12cc007258c66836e76b26b7efdac43944a Christian Höltje docwhat@gerf.org