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This is useful for tests containing HTML inside of <data> sections. For <img> tags it's not uncommon to be longer than the previous limit of 79 bytes. An example of a previously problem-causing tag is: <img src="http://config.privoxy.org/send-banner?type=auto" border="0" title="Killed-http://www.privoxy.org/images/privoxy.png-by-size" width="88" height="31"> which is needed for a Privoxy test for the banners-by-size filter. Previously it caused server failures like: 12:29:05.786961 ====> Client connect 12:29:05.787116 accept_connection 3 returned 4 12:29:05.787194 accept_connection 3 returned 0 12:29:05.787285 Read 119 bytes 12:29:05.787345 Process 119 bytes request 12:29:05.787407 Got request: GET /banners-by-size/9 HTTP/1.1 12:29:05.787464 Requested test number 9 part 0 12:29:05.787686 getpart() failed with error: -2 12:29:05.787744 - request found to be complete (9) 12:29:05.787912 getpart() failed with error: -2 12:29:05.788048 Wrote request (119 bytes) input to log/server.input 12:29:05.788157 Send response test9 section <data> 12:29:05.788443 getpart() failed with error: -2 12:29:05.788498 instructed to close connection after server-reply 12:29:05.788550 ====> Client disconnect 0 12:29:05.871448 exit_signal_handler: 15 12:29:05.871714 signalled to die 12:29:05.872040 ========> IPv4 sws (port 21108 pid: 51758) exits with signal (15) |
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