This is slightly OT, but I'm kinda under a dead line and am hoping
someone takes pity on me and supplies an answer. I have a small
webserver that takes data from a custom chip and sends it via a POST to
a perl script on our primary webserver. The data is sent like
TIME=XXXXXX&TOWER=YYYY where the Y's are single digit integers denoting
the status of a light on the machine. (0,1,2 for each integer)
The problem I'm seeing in tcpdump is that it appears that the first two
integers are being dropped if they are both zeroes. It doesn't seem to
happen with a first digit being !=0. I can't say (but suspect) if the
first digit only = 0 if it gets dropped, since the data won't come with
that output.
I know this is an HTML type issue, but is there something I'm missing?
Maybe an escape char that would keep that from happening?
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