Re: [users@httpd] Re: Windows XP Apache 2.0 msi file buggy?

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k. that makes sense too... though I have seen that on Linux, and under
the Monkey web server... thats the RFC standard coming into play...
that answers my suspisions!

On 7/23/06, William A. Rowe, Jr. <wrowe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Morgan Gangwere wrote:
> sometimes... I have apache running on linux, and the filename
> "newsletter april 06.pdf" gets mangled as
> "newsletter%20april%3006%3pdf" - apache dosent do the hex conversion
> logically sometimes when it serves the file. thats an old issue that I
> think has snuck around the shadows..

Morgan, fyi that's apropos of nothing about this issue.  %20 escaping the
file name spaces is required by RFC 2616.  Windows IIS rarely enforces
the RFC ;-) so you will see IIS serving *content* with ' ' characters while
Apache (correctly) requires %20 symbols.

R Bloom, back in London in '00 wrote a very silly little mod_apachecon, if
I remember the name, which was a trivial early example of how to write
apache 2 filter modules; his module 'fixed' the content on the convention
cd, which had ' ' characters in uri links on the cd ;-) obviously authored
by a convention company which uses local files/iis.

(oh ' ' is valid on your local file:/// requests, another reason authors goof).



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