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Each HTTP worker set SO_RCVTIMEO to the keep-alive idle timeout (1 s) and
left it on for the whole connection, so it also bounded every read inside
a request. A client that paused over a second between headers and body,
or mid-body, got "400 failed to read request body" with nothing on stderr,
and the same request succeeded on retry. curl hits it on bodies over 1 KB:
it sends Expect: 100-continue and waits a second for a 100 Continue this
server never sent, racing the server's timeout.
- The idle timeout now bounds only the wait for the first byte of a
request; once a request starts, reads use --request-timeout-ms (default
30000), and a stall past it is a 408, not a 400.
- Expect: 100-continue is answered with HTTP/1.1 100 Continue.
- A reset between requests is a normal close, not an error.
- Every error response is logged to stderr ("http <status>: <reason>").
- When valid inputs fail inside the engine, the response is a 500 with
type server_error instead of a 400 blaming the input; the inference
service reports which case occurred.
test_http_dimensions (run by make test on every platform) now checks that
a body sent 1.5 s after its headers is served, that Expect gets 100
Continue followed by the response, and that a body stalled past the
request timeout gets 408. Against main's binary the first check fails
with the reported 400.
Validated: make test and make test-gemma2 on an M5 Max (clang) and a
Ryzen 9950X (GCC 15).
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preventing slow request bodies from being rejected with a silent 400 response. Linked Issues check Issue #2is open and directly linked, but it provides no explicit coding acceptance criteria. The PR addresses the reported intermittent 400 symptom with separate idle and request-read timeouts, HTTP …Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the stated server-stability scope. The timeout option, HTTP status handling, error logging, backend-failure flag, documentation, and regression tests support the request-handli… Full details: Linked Issues check
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#2is open and directly linked, but it provides no explicit coding acceptance criteria. The PR addresses the reported intermittent 400 symptom with separate idle and request-read timeouts, HTTP 408 for stalled bodies,100 Continuehandling, reset handling, and stderr logging for error responses.test_http_dimensions.pycovers delayed bodies,Expect: 100-continue, and request-timeout responses. The PR also distinguishes backend failures with HTTP 500, which prevents valid inputs from receiving an input-error response.
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- Line 1273: Propagate backend_failed through structured media processing so
failures from validated image/audio engine calls and video frame encoding or
commit reach the server’s HTTP classification as backend failures. Set it only
for those backend-operation failures; keep validation and media-format failures
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| free(model.s); | ||
| embedding_http_error(fd, api, 400, "Bad Request", err, "input", | ||
| keep_alive); | ||
| if (backend_failed) /* valid inputs the engine failed to run: not the client's fault */ |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Propagate backend classification from all structured media operations.
A valid WAV can pass validation and then fail at m->audio(...) or ei_gemma2_*_audio(...). The image path has the same behavior at its vision-engine call. Video encoding can also fail before ei_media_finish through ei_media_frames_encode and ei_media_image_commit. These failures return false without setting backend_failed, so src/server.c returns HTTP 400.
Propagating classification only from ei_media_finish fixes only the final embedding call. Thread the classification through media_part, the image/audio helpers, and the video frame encode/commit path. Set it only for failures from validated backend operations. Keep JSON, base64, media-format, and other validation failures as HTTP 400.
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Propagate backend_failed through structured media processing so failures from
validated image/audio engine calls and video frame encoding or commit reach the
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backend-operation failures; keep validation and media-format failures classified
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| if status != "HTTP/1.1 100 Continue": | ||
| raise AssertionError(f"Expect: 100-continue was not answered: {status!r}") | ||
| connection.sendall(body) | ||
| rest = data.split(b"\r\n\r\n", 1)[1] if b"\r\n\r\n" in data else b"" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Consume the complete interim response before reading the final status.
If read_status_line receives only HTTP/1.1 100 Continue\r\n, Line 149 discards that partial header. The next read can mistake the remaining \r\n for the final status line and fail a valid 100 Continue exchange. Read through the interim \r\n\r\n terminator before parsing the final status. A socket recv can return fewer bytes than requested. (docs.python.org)
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Update read_status_line to consume each interim response through its complete
CRLF-CRLF terminator before parsing the final status line; accumulate data
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Fixes #2.
Cause. Each HTTP worker set
SO_RCVTIMEOto the keep-alive idle timeout (1 s) for the whole connection, so it also bounded every read inside a request. A client pausing more than a second between headers and body, or mid-body, got400 failed to read request body, nothing was logged, and a retry succeeded. curl triggers it on bodies over 1 KB: it sendsExpect: 100-continueand waits a second for a100 Continuethe server never sent. Present since v0.3.1.Fix
--request-timeout-ms(default 30000), and a stall past it returns 408.Expect: 100-continueis answered with100 Continue.http <status>: <reason>).server_error) instead of a 400 blaming the input.Tests.
test_http_dimensions.py(run bymake teston every CI platform) now checks: a body sent 1.5 s after its headers is served;Expectgets100 Continueand then the response; a body stalled past the request timeout gets 408. Against main's binary the first check fails with the reported 400.Expect: 100-continue100 Continue, then 200Validated:
make testandmake test-gemma2on an M5 Max (clang) and a Ryzen 9950X (GCC 15).Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Expect: 100-continuewhen a request body is pending.Bug Fixes