#6307: Router::named['separator'] default param ':' is reserved by RFC1738
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    Reporter:  MASA-P     |          Type:  Bug               
      Status:  new        |      Priority:  Medium            
   Milestone:  1.2.x.x    |     Component:  Routing/Dispatcher
     Version:  1.2 Final  |      Severity:  Normal            
    Keywords:             |   Php_version:  n/a               
Cake_version:             |  
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 About this, is not there a problem?

 For example, I'm gonna support a session to the browser which doesn't
 support a cookie. I try to add PHP ini "session.use_trans_sid" to
 session.php and set param true. But a key of a session was not added to a
 link.
 Then I changed it from ':' for '~', and the link became the URL that I
 expected.
 I think that it means that PHP considered my site as others, or
 considered it as invalid parameter.

 Another case, in Japan, It is reported that one of mobile phone simulator
 made by the carrier does wrong action because of ':'.

 As the public, should not you change this to another character?

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