Mark Bucciarelli wrote:
> On Thursday 22 May 2003 11:05 am, Graham Fawcett wrote:
>
>>Perhaps there was an old issue, but I'm using Quixote/Medusa on
>>Windows and am having no problems whatsoever.
>
> This is the post that made me nervous about medusa ...
>
> "Truncated page from Medusa-based Quixote HTTP server"
>       ... when fetching the /status page from a Medusa HTTP server, I'm
> finding that  some browsers get a truncated page or none at all and
> the browser keeps waiting for the response to complete. 

Hmmm... perhaps memory fails me, but I don't recall having this problem since I
started using Quixote/Medusa back in January. As you noted, there have been a
few bugs in quixote.server.medusa_http identified and fixed since the time of
the "truncation" report. Perhaps the issue was a side effect of one of these?

All I can say is that I've been using Quixote/Medusa regularly on Win2K and
WinXP machines, and have had no problems or issues that were not solved by the
aforementioned bugfixes.

And, since I'm using Quixote/Medusa in a long-term, critical project, you'll
have at least one other developer out there who will be eager to help fix any
emerging problems related to the Q/M combination!

> And one from you last march--I guess I should apply your patch if I
> choose Medusa?

No need, that patch has already been merged into the source tree. (It was a
patch to Quixote's Medusa handler, not to Medusa itself.)

-- Graham