When users of my site don't use cookies, my java servlet engine adds a
session id to all links (including the one to /cgi-bin/htsearch), so
they look like this:
http://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/htsearch;jsessionid=xYzXyzxYzXyzxYzXyz
Previous software I have used would create something like:
http://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?jsessionid=xYzXyzxYzXyzxYzXyz
with a question mark instead of a semicolon.
All the links with semicolons in them work *except htdig*.
Am I right in assuming that using a semicolon to separate the filename
from the query string in a URL is an emerging but legitimate way to form
a URL? And the htsearch doesn't support it out of the box?
Is there anything I can do to configure htsearch to handle the query
string properly?
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