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Tornado is a Python web framework and asynchronous networking library, originally developed at FriendFeed.

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**TL;DR** It's possible under the current implementation for `on_close` to be called before `open` for short-lived WebSocket connections. This is due to the `on_close` callback being loaded before the connection...

websocket

in order to reduce the size of static resources,i use webpack to compress the static file, for example, compressing "chunk-vendors.665e9203.js" like this:‘’chunk-vendors.665e9203.js.gz‘’. but i do not know how to set...

web

I am pretty sure this has been addressed somewhere else but I can't find a solution, so I am asking for help here. I have a POST to upload files...

web
docs

It is currently not possible to get the process ID's of the childrens in `tornado.process.fork_processes()` (e.g. to use them in a signal handler). `fork_processes()` returns a child ID, which is...

process

I tried to update the Debian package to 6.1.0, but I have 35 tests failing for the above reason. I'm a bit at loss as to why it would try...

httpclient
investigation

We've been investigating a problem with our Tornado server, where the WebSocket connection would drop if the handling of a single message would take too much time [(SO Question)](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64517436/asyncio-sleep-causes-tornado-websocket-to-disconnect). When...

websocket

i am using https with tornado like this: ` server = httpserver.HTTPServer(application , ssl_options={ "certfile": os.path.join(app_dir, "cert.pem"), "keyfile": os.path.join(app_dir, "key.pem"), } )` however, tornado throw the warning below: ` WARNING:tornado.general:SSL...

httpserver

Hi all I would like to know how I can hide the http headers of Jupyterhub since it appears in Server: Tornado 5.1.1, I do not want the tornado version...

web

## Hello! Why sometimes it is very slow for me to get static files locally ### I used the command ```cmd wget localhost:30080/static/xx.js ``` ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39434627/94642674-6ba46880-0317-11eb-88db-a7f0032c07ec.png) ### But when I kill...

web
investigation

I want to request a resource that provide by user. But I don't want let users access my local network resource to prevent SSRF attack. Here is my workaround: ```python...

netutil