Hi all, I've been working on simple HTTP proxy written using Warp, Wai and http-enumerator. This had led to a number of patches being pushing into the last of those 3 packages. This proxy is supposed to be a pure pass through for which I added the rawBody field to the http-enumerator Response data type. However I have now figured out that while this does work for Gzipped data it doesn't work for data with transfer-encoding set to chunked. The symptom of 'not working' is that any client which tries to pull data from a server that serves up chunked data just hangs and eventually times out. This happens both with a client written using http-enumerator and with wget. Digging around a bit in the http-enumerator sources I find this: let body' x = if not rawBody && ("transfer-encoding", "chunked") `elem` hs' then joinI $ chunkedEnumeratee $$ x else case mcl >>= readMay . S8.unpack of Just len -> joinI $ takeLBS len $$ x Nothing -> x The problem seems to be with the "Nothing -> x" case. As an experiment I replaced that last line with: Nothing -> joinI $ chunkedEnumeratee $$ x which solves the hang/timeout, but means the data received by the client is no longer chunked even though the header says it should be. I therefore think I need something like: Nothing -> joinI $ chunkedPassthuEnumeratee $$ x which requires a new Enumeratee that reads chunked data and passes it on still chunked. Basically something with a signature like this: chunkedPassthruEnumeratee :: MonadIO m => Enumeratee S.ByteString S.ByteString m a Does this make sense or am I missing a much easier way to do this? Cheers, Erik -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Erik de Castro Lopo http://www.mega-nerd.com/