Martin Panter added the comment:
But it is not natural to do things like this (based on headers sent by Firefox):
putheader("User-Agent", "Mozilla/5.0", "(X11;", "Linux", "x86_64;", "rv:25.0)",
"Gecko/20100101", "Firefox/25.0")
putheader("Accept-Encoding", "gzip,", "deflate")
A way to properly encode different kinds of header values would be nice, but I
don’t think the current putheader() API is it.
Also, I still think it would be good to allow non-ASCII characters in header
values. At least when an already-encoded byte string is supplied. For instance,
RTSP is based on HTTP but uses UTF-8 as a default encoding, rather than HTTP’s
Latin-1. Otherwise, retaining the one_value.encode('latin-1') call is confusing
when later on it rejects non-ASCII-encoded characters.
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