Properly handle errors from a Solr instance deployed in a Tomcat server about pysolr HOT 6 CLOSED

Here are the patches:
http://bochecha.fedorapeople.org/pysolr/0001-Removed-trailing-white-spaces.patch
http://bochecha.fedorapeople.org/pysolr/0002-Properly-handle-errors-from-a-Solr-instance-deployed.patch

First one is just a dumb patch removing all trailing white spaces. I had
done it in my local clone of pysolr, so I tought I'd submit it anyway, but
split from the main patch.

The second one is what actually matters for this issue. I tested it with
Solr deployed in a Tomcat 6 server on Windows. Further testing with
different versions of Tomcat or Tomcat on other OSes would be greatly
appreciated. :)

As mentioned in the commit message, Tomcat doesn't generate valid XML as
its output, so I needed to introduce the BeautifulSoup dependency.

If the server is identified neither as Tomcat nor as Jetty, then the same fallback as before is used: display the full html message.

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Is anybody here? Any comment on the patch?

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Sorry, never got an e-mail notification about this. Will try to apply sometime later this week.

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Both of those patches 403 on me.

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Right, sorry about that.

This should be fixed now.

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Haha. Patch 0001... REJECTED! Sorry, I like having the indentation level match the scope it's in.

Patch 0002 had to be applied by hand, but seem to work in my testing. Thank you very much! Fixed in SHA: a8b7d08

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