[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Groan is right. At first I had everything with just \n. Then someone
> pointed out that the HTTP spec calls for \r\n. I checked it out and
> agreed and applied the change. Then people started reporting that it was
> not working with proxies anymore. Not having had any bad feedback with
> just the \n (other than not being compliant) I went back to that. Sigh.
>
Just curious - which proxies can't deal with \r\n? I had to write a web
proxy once and didn't have trouble with any of the web servers (Apache, IIS,
JWS) or the one proxy (Squid) that I tested against as long as I stuck to
the RFC when generating HTTP. Of course, I had to be quite lenient when
reading HTTP from servers and browsers.
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Phil Chu
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