On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, David Byron wrote:

> When broken, it contains:
>
> New client connected
> Wrote request input to log/server.input
> Got request: GET /91 HTTP/1.1
> Found test number 91 in path
> Received request, now send response number 91 part 0

[...]

> When working, it starts the same, but continues with
>
> New client connected
> Wrote request input to log/server.input
> Got request: GET /91 HTTP/1.1
> Found test number 91 in path
> Received NTLM type-1, sending back data 1001

I think this beginning is enough. It clearly shows that the server (sws) fails
to recognize the request as a NTLM type-1 at times (and then the test case
fails).

When it fails, do you get a 'server.input' file that seems to have a complete
"Authorization: NTLM TlRMTVNTUA..." header in it?

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