Problem to run quic_server with web page and http server

[Calvez Xavier]

Hi all,

I have few problems to run quic_server with a static web page and a http server :

1- I create a directory "/home/quic/quic-data" for the quic_in_memory_cache_dir of the quic_server

2- In this directory, I create a directory named "Site2" : In this, I create a static web page ( one file "index.html" + one image stored in directory "img" and one video stored in directory "video" )

3- I run http server : python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80

4- I run command "cd /home/quic/quic-data && wget -p --save-headers http://192.168.1.1/Site2"

5- I edit index.html and add 2 lines :
                     X-Original-Url: http://192.168.1.1/Site2/index.html
                     Alternate-Protocol: 80:quic

6- I run quic_server : ./out/Debug/quic_server --port=80 --v=1 --quic_in_memory_cache_dir=/home/quic/quic_data

When I run quic_server, I have this error :

[0121/105044:VERBOSE1:quic_in_memory_cache.cc(105)] Attempting to initialize QuicInMemoryCache from directory: /home/quic/quic-data
[0121/105044:VERBOSE1:http_response_headers.cc(635)] missing status line
[0121/105044:VERBOSE1:http_response_headers.cc(688)] assuming HTTP/1.0
[0121/105044:VERBOSE1:http_response_headers.cc(711)] missing response status number; assuming 200
[0121/105044:FATAL:quic_in_memory_cache.cc(156)] Invalid path, ignoring: /home/quic/quic-data/Site2/index.html

My configuration is it good ?

Can you tell me how to resolve this problem ?

Cheers

Xavier Calvez

[Ryan Hamilton]

Can you provide the contents of index.html?

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[Calvez Xavier]

Hi,

Yes I can;

Cheers

Xavier

[Ryan Hamilton]

Ah! The problem is that that X-Original-Url: header was added *before* the HTTP status line. The stats line needs to be first. So instead of:

X-Original-Url: http://10.193.71.146/Site2//home/quic/tmp/quic-data/10.193.71.146/Site2/index.html

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

You need:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

X-Original-Url: http://10.193.71.146/Site2//home/quic/tmp/quic-data/10.193.71.146/Site2/index.html

That being said, I wonder if the URL should be "http://10.193.71.146/Site2/index.html" instead of the much longer URL in the header.

Cheers,

Ryan

[Calvez Xavier]

Hi Ryan,

I put this line on another line, but I have got always the error message :  Invalid path, ignoring: /home/quic/quic-data/10.193.71.146/Site2/index.html

I'm using Nginx as http server, is it a problem ?

How do you proceed if you must use chrome (on Host client "A") and with quic_server (on Host "B") ?

Cheers,

Xavier

[Calvez Xavier]

Hi everybody,

It works now !

The source of problem was all the elements (images, videos, css, js) of a web page must contained an header with (X-original-Url and Protocol;80:quic).
Moreover, I'm using python HTTP_server in spite of Nginx

However, I've got a new problem after the web page is displayed : I can't watch my video and there are many artefacts on my image)

Have you got an idea ?

Cheers,

Xavier

[Ryan Hamilton]

My guess is that your site contains some amount of dynamic content which is not being faithfully preserved by dumping the content to disk.

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[Calvez Xavier]

Hi all,

Thanks Xinan and Ian, all works fine !!!!

I have got several problems with nginx (add header alternate protocol not run correctly), so I decided to install apache and all work fine :)

I have 2 questions :

- When I refresh a web page with images, none is displayed and a message "bad" is displayed.
The only mean to run correctly is to clear browser cache and restart canary.
Have you ever seen this problem ?

- I have alredy got the same problem concerning my video in mp4 : must we use a cache on apache ?

Cheers

Xavier

[Ryan Hamilton]

On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 9:38 AM, Calvez Xavier <x.ca...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

Thanks Xinan and Ian, all works fine !!!!

I have got several problems with nginx (add header alternate protocol not run correctly), so I decided to install apache and all work fine :)

I have 2 questions :

- When I refresh a web page with images, none is displayed and a message "bad" is displayed.

​This is the result of fetching a URL from the quic_server which the quic_server does not know about. Sounds like the original URL in your file does not match the URL being requested.​

 

The only mean to run correctly is to clear browser cache and restart canary.
Have you ever seen this problem ?

- I have alredy got the same problem concerning my video in mp4 : must we use a cache on apache ?

Cheers

Xavier

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[Sreeja Mohan]

Hi,

    I am facing the same issue. For all the objects embedded in my main web-page, I get a 404 when I request the page using quic client and server.

Could you please let me know how you added the headers X-original-Url and Protocol;80:quic to the images and css files?

Thanks,

Sreeja