Http chunked tranmission

Bl8ckr0uter

Ok guys have any of you ever ran into a problem with this particular http header feature?

Chunked transfer encoding - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Asked a different way, do any of you have a Pitney Bowes machine on your network? lol

I am just curious. I know the problem isn't specific to me but I was just wondering if anyone else here has dealt with these things...

Bl8ckr0uter

Guess no one has had to deal with this lol. I was wondering if it was a widely used or widely known feature anyway.

wastedtime

I am not sure about your situation/issue but I have seen chunked encoding now and then.

Bl8ckr0uter

What type of device employed that feature?

phoeneous

Bl8ckr0uter wrote: »

What type of device employed that feature?

We have a Pitney Bowes mail machine that stamps batches of envelopes. It is plugged into the lan either by ethernet or a pots line. When I had it plugged into the ethernet, anytime it went out to Pitney Bowes servers to get updates it would drop packets because of http chunked transmission. I just plugged it into the phone line and called it a day

Bl8ckr0uter

phoeneous wrote: »

We have a Pitney Bowes mail machine that stamps batches of envelopes. It is plugged into the lan either by ethernet or a pots line. When I had it plugged into the ethernet, anytime it went out to Pitney Bowes servers to get updates it would drop packets because of http chunked transmission. I just plugged it into the phone line and called it a day

Lol that's a way to fix it