Eitaro Fukamachi

No. Event-Emitter is intended to work on a single thread. I'm not sure what you want, however, using Bordeaux-Threads' `CONDITION-NOTIFY` would be a candidate for kicking a callback beyond threads.

Is 5000 port of your server open?

Lack.Request is an open API. I agree with the structure isn't understandable very much, however, it's taken from Hunchentoot's. More useful helper function might be added, but the API (and...

This looks a problem of CL-Syntax. I'll contact to its author to find out why. Thank you for reporting.

Where will the Bad Request be returned from? I don't think Lack does.

I'll look into it, though I can't say anything specifically while I can't reproduce it. It's more like an environmental issue than a problem of Qlot.

It seems to be a network problem with S3. Do you have the same problem constantly? If so, tell me your OS, your Lisp, and those versions.

Can you try it with the latest Qlot? It should show more detailed logs for its downloader.

@blakemcbride Though `which` shows an error message unexpectedly, Qlot is fine without Roswell if `sbcl` is installed. You can upgrade it with just the same way to install it: `curl...

Unfortunately, I couldn't reproduce it on a Docker container of Fedora 38, which has `sbcl`, `curl`, `which`, `make` and `git`.