Closed ericsfraga closed 8 years ago
Thanks for spotting this! I can't reproduce it immediately, but I'll investigate and report :)
Ok, I've looked a bit more into this. My guess is that biblio.el is passing a weird header to CrossRef, and CrossRef is refusing to answer that; hence the 406. Other parts of biblio.el expect 406s, but not from CrossRef.
A debugging trace would help a lot, if you have time :) Could you try setting url-debug
to t
in a fresh Emacs session? Something like M-: (setq url-debug t)
. Then run two searches, and post the contents of the *URL-DEBUG*
buffer.
With that, I should be able to reproduce CrossRef's response. Thanks!
Thanks for looking into this!
As requested, attached is a file with the contents of the URL-DEBUG buffer after doing two searches with CrossRef, the second of which failed.
Thanks; that's very helpful. The issue is connected to something that I raised recently on emacs-devel, namely that the fact that the url library doesn't handle the Accept
header properly.
Your example reveals that there is a bug in my workaround; thanks! I'll have a look tonight.
One more quick thing: which version of Emacs are you using?
In his first message, he said that he is using "25.0.92.1 (emacs-snapshot on Debian testing)".
Urgh, thanks! (and sorry!)
Still investigating this. I need to look at this trace more closely. It seems that a global variable is not being reset properly, but I'm not sure why yet.
Steps to reproduce this:
M-x doi-insert-bibtex "10.1145/2489828.2489830" RET
crossref-lookup
: M-x crossref-lookup "Matthew Might" RET
This happens becuase biblio-doi.el set url-mime-accept-string
and doesn't cleanup back to nil
so in the next request to crossref.org sends the header: Accept: text/bibliography;style=bibtex, application/x-bibtex
and returns 406 Not Acceptable
Emacs version: 25.0.94.3 (git branch emacs-25)
@marsam Thanks for the repro! This variable is the one I was referring to in my previous message, but I had trouble reproducing the issue.
Hello, I am using the biblio package and I really appreciate the functionality it gives me. However, for some reason, I am unable to do more than one lookup. Any subsequent lookup gives me this error:
This is with emacs version 25.0.92.1 (emacs-snapshot on Debian testing).
If I quit emacs and start again, I can do a lookup but then the second attempt fails.
Please let me know what I can do to try to debug this.
Thanks, eric