O Monks,

I keep getting hit with the die(qq/Unexpected end of stream while looking for line\n/) at line 1126 of HTTP::Tiny (current version, 0.056). It seems the sysread on line 1112 succeeded but returned 0, so the filehandle was at its end (as the die message implies), but I can't seem to figure out (from the module code) the circumstances under which that would occur. I would appreciate any assistance.

Note that this only occurs for a specific HTTP POST request that I'm expecting to take a long time (but not so long that the HTTP::Tiny->new(timeout=>...) is reached). Other POSTs work just fine. I don't know what else you might need to know about my code or Internet connection or… I just don't know what details to supply, but of course will be glad to edit details into this post in reply to requests for clarification.

In reply to "Unexpected end of stream while looking for line" by msh210

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