(client + server) Fix #155 / http header parser should treat the space(s) after the : delimiter as optional. Fixing this bug made us discover that websocket sub-protocols are not properly serialiazed, but start with a ,
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@ -66,12 +66,23 @@ namespace ix
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{
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line[i] = '\0';
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std::string lineStr(line);
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// colon is ':', colon+1 is ' ', colon+2 is the start of the value.
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// colon is ':', usually colon+1 is ' ', and colon+2 is the start of the value.
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// some webservers do not put a space after the colon character, so
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// the start of the value might be farther than colon+2.
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// The spec says that space after the : should be discarded.
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// i is end of string (\0), i-colon is length of string minus key;
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// subtract 1 for '\0', 1 for '\n', 1 for '\r',
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// 1 for the ' ' after the ':', and total is -4
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// since we use an std::string later on and don't account for '\0',
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// plus the optional first space, total is -2
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int start = colon + 1;
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while (lineStr[start] == ' ')
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{
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start++;
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}
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std::string name(lineStr.substr(0, colon));
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std::string value(lineStr.substr(colon + 2, i - colon - 4));
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std::string value(lineStr.substr(start, lineStr.size() - start - 2));
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headers[name] = value;
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}
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