At 04:34p -0600 06/29/2006, Doug McNutt didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
At 14:12 -0600 6/29/06, Google Kreme wrote:
On 29 Jun 2006, at 13:49 , Doug McNutt wrote:
Such mixing is the rule in the GET and POST requests that show up
to be processed by CGI scripts.
everyone I've ever seen has been in the form:
http://{encoded domain}/plaint/text/path.cgi
Here are some examples that popped in a quick search of old spam.
But none of those had encoded domains, which is what the original
post was about.
BTW:
At 01:49p -0600 06/29/2006, Doug McNutt didst inscribe:
Such mixing is the rule in the GET and POST requests that show up to
be processed by CGI scripts. One also gets %%23hh things which are
twice encoded single characters.
I think you meant %25hh. Apple recently changed their iTMS http URL
processing, now redirecting via a Location: header containing such
double-encoded characters. I had to update my http-to-itms URL
resolver script. :-)
-boo
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