On Aug 8, 2:50 pm, FourBrane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> parameters: {p: 'st'},
ANSWER FOUND!
I had altered my code (shown above) to upload here, but the real
parameter value I was
using for testing was 'p=start'.
'START' turns out to be a magic word that SecFilter is going to choke
on. That makes sense as it is, actually,
a magic word on most systems.
When I changed the code to use param p=st (just like I'd said I was
using), the 406 error went away.
Even so, I guess this is a useful lesson for anyone when deciding what
to use as submit values -- stay away from 'start' and probably other
things like 'kill' or 'sudo', etc.
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