Swoole-src: Swoole HTTP /1.1 specifications Compliance
According to the documentation, Swoole is not yet recommended to replace traditional HTTP servers such as nginx or Apache.
swoole_http_server does not support the complete HTTP protocol, Nginx is recommended to be used as a proxy for Swoole HTTP server.
My question is what exactly is it missing in the implementation?
aftabnaveed
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twose
on 5 Jun 2018
@twose What exactly do you mean by the details here?
aftabnaveed
on 5 Jun 2018
@aftabnaveed
e.g.
1600 http2 static files support
1606 if you send a non-standard HTTP package, swoole can't parse it but nginx can do more(auto fix the lost space).
too many details like these so I can't tell you every detail totally.
swoole keep the simple and fast, only do what it should do.
twose
on 5 Jun 2018
Nice, but the question is about Http /1.1 I guess it would be somewhat similar to what you just described for Http2.
aftabnaveed
on 5 Jun 2018
It is difficult to give an explicit list, the HTTP protocol is very complicated, and web servers also need to be compatible with many bad cases
matyhtf
on 8 Jun 2018
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@aftabnaveed
e.g.
1600 http2 static files support
1606 if you send a non-standard HTTP package, swoole can't parse it but nginx can do more(auto fix the lost space).
too many details like these so I can't tell you every detail totally.
swoole keep the simple and fast, only do what it should do.