Loggerhead question

[John Arbash Meinel]

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>> What implementation does loggerhead use for serving branches over a dumb
>> http request?
>>
>> My concern is that it is using the built-in HTTPServer (or whatever it
>> is called), which does *not* support range requests.
> 
> It uses something which does not support range requests indeed, so we
> should really make sure the smart server works properly...
> 
> Cheers,
> mwh
> 
> 

Yeah, as long as posts to .bzr/smart work, we shouldn't be doing much
via the pure HTTP layer. Though I wonder about the code that 'falls
back' to VFS operations from time to time. AIUI if you use an "http://"
url then any VFS will be done with a regular "GET" request, while if you
use "bzr+http://" then everything is done via POST to .bzr/smart.

John
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