Thanks for the tip... I'll see what I can do when I have a few minutes
to work on that. BTW, is '>' a legal URL character? I'll check on
that too. And, yes, open-proto is used to get through the proxy (if
one is set up).
Sterling
> Hi,
>
> just tested newer version of proxy.r script, and it seems to fail on
> following url:
>
> http://ads.x10.com/?Z3pkbmV0bWFjcm8uY29tLmRhd===1999.12.25.13.27.29>r464
>
> output from rebol console follows:
>
> ->> url?
> http://ads.x10.com/?Z3pkbmV0bWFjcm8uY29tLmRhd===1999.12.25.13.27.29>r464
>
> == true
> >> site: read
> http://ads.x10.com/?Z3pkbmV0bWFjcm8uY29tLmRhd===1999.12.25.13.27.29>r464
>
> ** User Error: URL error:
> http://ads.x10.com/?Z3pkbmV0bWFjcm8uY29tLmRhd===1999.12.25.13.2
> 7.29>r464.
> ** Where: site: read
> http://ads.x10.com/?Z3pkbmV0bWFjcm8uY29tLmRhd===1999.12.25.13.27.29>
> r464
> ->>
>
> Does REBOL URL parser failed?
>
> Also - why is root-protocol/open-proto used? Because of automatic handle
> of proxy?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -pekr-
>
>
