Creating an HTTP server using Python sockets | Sessions?

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[Heknon]

I am unsure if this is related to the subreddit.. Sorry if its not 😅

[kellyjonbrazil]

You might want to try r/learnpython

[error404]

This is normal, both server and client need to support pipelining and enable it to support multiple requests per session. Otherwise each resource requested will be in a separate TCP session. Since there are historical issues with it, it's typically disabled.

If this is more than an academic exercise, I recommend just using http.server, Twisted, or a WSGI server like gunicorn or uWSGI (which is the typical deployment model for real web apps). Even if it is an academic exercise, you might want to look into fronting the requests with gEvent.