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pull-request-107
* 'httpclient' of git://github.com/whoopdedo/dokuwiki:
Adjust unit test to reflect desired behavior of max_bodysize
Avoid timeout when content-length is 0
Limit size of reads when max_bodysize is set or content-length is present
Skip over chunk extensions that nobody uses because RFC2616 says so
HTTPClient will read up to max_bodysize if it can
Validate the size of a chunk before reading from the socket
Efficiently wait on sockets
HTTP headers are already parsed, there is no need for regexp
Utility function for writing to a socket
Unit test for HTTPClient chunked encoding
Utility functions for reading from a socket.
Raise an exception on socket errors.
Correct handling of chunked transfer encoding. (FS#2535)
Avoid strict warnings about unset array keys.
Reference static variable through 'self::' as you're supposed to.
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Template authors now can use tpl_sidebar() to include the sidebar.
Sidebars can be defined in subnamespaces as well
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Call-time pass-by-reference is a fatal syntax error in PHP 5.4 and
stdClass objects can't be instantiated automatically anymore.
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seems like phpunit will not run all test classes inside a file when
giving it as an argument :-/
I removed the error supression tests as these test a feature we do not
have in our JSON class version (and shouldn't implement to keep as
compatible as possible to the native JSON functions)
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upstream plus a test for our modifications
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according to Dominik Eckelmann one of the tests fails on certain servers. I can't
reproduce it. If you can, please open a bug report with as much info as
possible.
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The test can be skipped by excluding the "slow" group.
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This didn't really need runkit. The way runkit was used didn't add any
more credibility to the test result
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