On 8 Aug 2006, at 07:05, Ed Peschko wrote:
That's exactly my point - lots of places don't adhere to strict standards.
What is the 'place' in question?
At it stands, its very hard to work around the fuzziness of the net wrt to different http strings. I'm getting internal 500 errors when I try to talk to an IIS server, and I know that I need to be sending a slightly altered string in order to get it to work.
IIS isn't broken in that way. It still expects a valid HTTP request with a blank line between the header and the body. Is the service you're talking to a private one or is it publicly available on the 'net somewhere?
-- Andy Armstrong, hexten.net
