I can view certain document on a Zope site over the
web if I use a brower. But for fun I tried to download it by using Python's
httplib, and for some Zope sites got a status code 302. This probably means
I need to use another URL address. The web browser does this automatically so I
don't need to do anything. But I can't seem to find the right URL.
Reading from http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/HTRESP.html ,
it says that when 302 happens, the header line would be
URI: <url> String CrLf
But I don't see this line in the returned header.
And the returned body is an HTML telling me the document has been moved. Funny
thing is that browsers (IE, Netscape) do not have problems with
it.
Is this a limitation of Python's httplib (not
showing the URI in the response header)? Is there a way to circumvent it?
Or does this have to do with virtual hosting, or Apache stuff?
Thanks,
Hung Jung
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- Re: [Zope] HTTP status code 302 Hung Jung Lu
- Re: [Zope] HTTP status code 302 Steve Spicklemire
- Re: [Zope] HTTP status code 302 Hung Jung Lu
- Re: [Zope] HTTP status code 302 Steve Spicklemire
- Re: [Zope] HTTP status code 302 Oliver Bleutgen