> Thats dangerous. But isn't that the duty of webserver?
>
Yeah, I also wondered whether Apache would filter it out. But it doesn't,
and on second thoughts, I don't think it is the duty of the web server,
because there are loads of semi-custom HTTP methods, like the ones that
webdav/svn uses, and people sometimes use their own custom ones, too. Here's
a list of HTTP methods I found:
http://annevankesteren.nl/2007/10/http-methods
But I figure most people won't be using PROPFIND with web.py. And if they
want to, they can always add it to valid_methods.
-Ben
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