def process_request_line(self, line):
assert self._response is None, "Already handling response"
parts = http.parse_response_status(line)
if parts is None:
error = InvalidResponse("Wrong response format: %r", line)
self._client_error(error)
return
protocol, status = parts
self._response = self._requests.pop(0)
self._response.protocol = protocol
self._response.status = status
self._response.makeConnection(self.transport)
# HTTP 1.0 doesn't require Content-Length or Transfer-Encoding
# response headers. It can simply start printing body after the
# headers section and close the connection when it's done.
# This requires special decoder which might be overwritten later
# if one of the mentioned headers is received.
# Moreover even though HTTP 1.1 defines that either Content-Length
# or Transfer-Encoding is required, there are servers out there
# which claim to speak HTTP 1.1 really speak HTTP 1.0.
# One example I've seen is combination of:
# < Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
# < X-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.8
# but its most probably not the only one. Therefore the only way
# to support this is to assume content decoder and overwrite it later.
self._setup_identity_decoding(length=None)
def process_request_line(self, line):
assert self._response is None, "Already handling response"
parts = http.parse_response_status(line)
if parts is None:
error = InvalidResponse("Wrong response format: %r", line)
self._client_error(error)
return
protocol, status = parts
self._response = Response()
self._response.protocol = protocol
self._response.stats = status
