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This way the other RequestHandlers can give it a try.
If none handles it we'll get a 404 anyway. But maybe there's
been an exception before so a 502 should be send.
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- add fingerprint unit tests
- add integration test
- implement by_fingerprint
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This became possible because we now use celluloid.
Celluloid handles asynchronity without the need for callbacks
or blocks.
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some tests are still broken. But at least they are running now.
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wraps the hkp protocol
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The source was really just an empty shell now that we pushed the
em specific stuff further down.
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I started a nickserver from scratch to implement the things that are independent of our choice of stack (eventmachine or other).
This commit copies them over and tests both things in parallel.
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Only parse responses that have status code 200 (OK).
Simplify status code handling a bit
Also profiled it to see if duplicate calculations matter.
They don't (2ms for validating 12 keys)
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I also separated the parsing of the hkp response from
FetchKeyInfo.
This way FetchKeyInfo has the EM specific code that has
sideeffects and the logic is in a class without sideeffects
and (almost) without state.
The only state we keep is the KeyInfo array that contains
all the information the server returns. This way we avoid
parsing the response multiple times.
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in the request, prevent most crashes by catching exceptions.
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