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node-static is spamming console.error with useless stack traces when receiving "invalid" range headers and the like. It would be nice if those warning could at least be intercepted, so they can be funneled through custom logging and the like.
Maybe an "error" event, where if there are no even listeners registered the error gets printed to the console?
Currently I get a few of these every second, which makes my log files.... very unreadable:
Request contains invalid range header: [ '13620', '13620' ]
Error: Range request present but invalid, might serve whole file instead
at Server.respondNoGzip (/var/volafile/app/node_modules/node-static/lib/node-static.js:300:23)
at /var/volafile/app/node_modules/node-static/lib/node-static.js:224:18
at FSReqWrap.oncomplete (fs.js:111:15)
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This is about standard output and standard error, as it is consistently request-able from any HTTP client to any HTTP server using node-static, it should not be printed to standard output or standard error.
node-static
is spamming console.error with useless stack traces when receiving "invalid" range headers and the like. It would be nice if those warning could at least be intercepted, so they can be funneled through custom logging and the like.Maybe an "error" event, where if there are no even listeners registered the error gets printed to the console?
Currently I get a few of these every second, which makes my log files.... very unreadable:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: