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Differences From Artifact [65881df4d8]:

• File src/http_transport.c — part of check-in [3f5ab71744] at 2018-07-15 19:56:20 on branch trunk — Clarify the difference between fossil_fatal() and fossil_panic(). The fossil_panic() interface puts a message on the error log when generating webpages. Otherwise the two routines are identical. Convert some fossil_fatal() calls into fossil_panic() where appropriate. The goal here is to limit messages on the error log to things that require attention from the system administrator, or represent bugs. (user: drh size: 13195) [more...]

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• File src/http_transport.c — part of check-in [52943029e2] at 2018-07-22 18:58:07 on branch trunk — New options to the "fossil http" command: --in FILE, --out FILE, --ipaddr ADDRESS, and --nodelay. Use the --in, --out, and --inaddr options for subprocesses that handle HTTP requests via file I/O. This replaced the older and undocumented form of the "fossil http" command that accepted extra arguments. Use the --nodelay option to prevent lengthy backoffice processing. The use of --nodelay during "fossil ui" on Windows prevents annoying pauses on that platform. (user: drh size: 13247) [more...]

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** This routine is called when the outbound message is complete and
** it is time to being receiving a reply.
*/
void transport_flip(UrlData *pUrlData){
  if( pUrlData->isFile ){
    char *zCmd;
    fclose(transport.pFile);
    zCmd = mprintf("\"%s\" http \"%s\" \"%s\" 127.0.0.1 \"%s\" --localauth",
    zCmd = mprintf("\"%s\" http --in \"%s\" --out \"%s\" --ipaddr 127.0.0.1"
                   " \"%s\" --localauth --nodelay",
       g.nameOfExe, transport.zOutFile, transport.zInFile, pUrlData->name
    );
    fossil_system(zCmd);
    free(zCmd);
    transport.pFile = fossil_fopen(transport.zInFile, "rb");
  }
}