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On Linux, some web-servers (Apache in particular) close file with fd = 1 and offer something else as stdout. Notable difference can be seen with a pipe and an immediate redirection. Consider: $ REQUEST_URI=/avatar/68b329da9893e34099c7d8ad5cb9c940 libravatarserv | cat > /tmp/response1.out $ REQUEST_URI=/avatar/68b329da9893e34099c7d8ad5cb9c940 libravatarserv > /tmp/response2.out $ diff -s /tmp/response{1,2}.out Binary files /tmp/response1.out and /tmp/response2.out differ Solution. The output should be identical in both cases. So do not let ImageMagick to open /dev/stdout by itself, instead write the resulted image to an in-memory buffer and then to a file associated with the "cout" global object. |
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hash.cpp | ||
http.cpp | ||
image.cpp | ||
libravatarserv.cpp | ||
libravatarserv.hpp | ||
settings.cpp | ||
version.hpp.in |