This patch fixes Unix (have_fork) and Windows 
(have_popen2 or have_popen3) CGI scripts to cope with 
Internet Explorer's "mozilla emulation", whereby it 
appears to send a couple extra bytes [CRLF?] at the 
end of requests when KeepAlive isn't in use.

While the bug is believed to only affect requests using 
method POST, the code is written to ignore extra bytes 
in any request triggering a CGI call on these platforms. It 
wasn't obvious how to apply similar fixes to the 
third, "other platform" branch.

The whole *HTTPServer family appears to need some 
sort of unified rewrite, but it's difficult to see how that will 
happen.

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The patch file is missing.

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Looks good to me. Please check this in...

I think it's safe to check this into the 2.2 maintenance
branch as well.

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Comitted today after review by MvL.

How do I check it into the maintenance branch?

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You need to check out a version on the branch:

    cvs upd -r release22-maint CGIHTTPServer.py
 
Then merge in your last changes:

    cvs upd -j 1.29 -j 1.30 CGIHTTPServer.py

Then you should verify the changes were made correctly:

    cvs diff CGIHTTPServer.py

Then checkin as you would normally:

    cvs commit CGIHTTPServer.py

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I usually replace the cvs join with applying the original
patch the the branch sandbox.

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Closing this patch, since it was apparantly checked in as
1.30 and 1.20.8.4.