Mikhail Sobolev wrote:

>You did not mention what platform you are doing it on.

I wasn't sure if I should trouble this list further with the details since
it now appears to be a Medusa problem. But since you ask :-), here is the
fuller message I sent to medusa-dev:

>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. The browsers experiencing the
>problem are IE 5.5 and Opera 6.05, while Netscape 4.8 is fine; these are
>all running on Windows 2000.
>
>Static pages (some of them lengthy) seem to be served fine.
>
>The Medusa HTTP server is running on Solaris 8 for Sparc using Python 2.2.

For good measure, here's the message I first sent to quixote-users:

>I've just tried out the Medusa-based Quixote HTTP server (in CVS). The
>front page of the demo gets truncated at the point below and the browser
>seems to get stuck waiting for the end of the response; the other
>(shorter) pages in the demo work fine though.
>
>     12/factorial: A method on a pu
>
>My Quixote server is on Solaris 8 for Sparc and my browser is IE 5.5 on
>Windows 2000.

My thanks if you think you can help.


Hamish