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Served server generates random segmentation faults (SIGSEGV) upon cleanups, due to race conditions throughout the Boost ASIO io_service destructors. The issue can be proven with the new "stability" example sources,...

AdrianDC

tarikhagustia

### Describe the bug My REST server is using get for getting Informations and POST to update. But if I am using GET and POST for /settings then it will...

seppy87

Add "overwrite" boolean to allow the possibility to edit a current handle

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Add "overwrite" boolean to allow the possibility to edit a current handle instead of creating a new one. Useful feature when someone want to use multiple method on the same...

adevress

HTTPS support

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Is HTTPS support planned? Boost::asio supports SSL, so it seems to me HTTPS is not really out of reach.

aaalgo

Issues compiling hello world

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After running the install steps with `cmake` from the [README's building steps](https://github.com/meltwater/served/blob/master/README.md#building), i am met with the below errors: ``` /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccb5Bytw.o: in function `main::{lambda(served::response&, served::request const&)#1}::operator()(served::response&, served::request const&) const':...

evanugarte

compile example cpp got #include <served/served.hpp> file not found

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Have followed the instruction: 1. installed Boost 2. Ran command below $ git clone [email protected]:meltwater/served.git $ mkdir served.build && cd served.build $ cmake ../served && make 3. create a file...

a2232189

Unable to send query parameters

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Hi, I am not able to send query parameters. I tried this: ``` mux.handle("api/moveby/{x}") .post([](served::response & res, const served::request & req) { std::string x = req.params["x"]; // gets x from...

rehovicova

Syntax errors in `request_parser.hpp` when including `served/served.hpp`

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I added this as a submodule to another program I'm designing to be a rest api so I don't have to futz with building dependencies separately. The following I added...

ghostravenstorm

Hi. The specification does not explicitly prohibit the presence of a body for the DELETE method.

lirik90