Make a case-insensitive comparision for the pattern "chunked" for "Transfer-Encoding" #78
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…oes a case-sensitive comparison for the value "chunked", thus pushing out case-sensitive values such as "Chunked". Convert the case-sensitive comparison to a case-insensitive one by using bstr_cmp_c_nocase(), instead of the currently used bstr_cmp_c().
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Might also be good to have this go into the 0.5.x branch. |
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It will go into 0.5.x. In the future, please submit pull requests against either the stable (now 0.5.x) or development branch (now 0.6.x). Master follows stable branch releases. |
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If possible, please send me an example of a T-E header with non-lowercase usage of the chunked encoding. A complete HTTP transaction is best. Thanks. |
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On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Ivan Ristić notifications@github.com
Okay. Anoop Saldanha http://www.poona.me |
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On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 4:54 PM, Ivan Ristić notifications@github.com
I tried a simple request, as well as a response, with T-E set as "Chunked", Anoop Saldanha http://www.poona.me |
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Added to the 0.5.x and 0.6.x branches. |
While verifying the value of the "Transfer-Encoding" header, libhtp does a
case-sensitive comparison for the value "chunked", thus pushing out
case-sensitive values such as "Chunked".
Convert the case-sensitive comparison to a case-insensitive one by using
bstr_cmp_c_nocase(), instead of the currently used bstr_cmp_c().