AnyEvent::HTTP and "bad" cookies

[Marc Lehmann]

On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 02:33:37PM +0400, Mons Anderson <mons at cpan.org> wrote:
> So, if none are ignored, then where is the cookie "s", "nonsession"
> and "cid" in cookie_jar hash?

see my other mail, the headers are malformed on the http level already.

> I will not insist on that, but I like AnyEvent, I promote it on
> conferences like YAPC::Russia and similar local conferences and

It helps to talk the truth, and not start spreading fud that anyevent is
somehow wrong according to unspecified non-standards.

> AnyEvent::HTTP is "wrong", i.e. did't work as expected and like
> browsers do it. I've been using AE::HTTP for writing robots that works

Thats just empty claims, as I pointed out before. With "browsers" you likely
mean "IE" and "bug compatible mozilla", but not much else.

again, a more truthful approach to reality would give you much more
credibility :/

ae::http already contains a shitload of workarounds for various http (and
cookie) issues, and ae::http does not force any specific cookie parser on
you.

if you think it does something wrong, you better prove it. so far I only
received examples of mangled non-http headers and broken cookies.

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