> Every thing is ok, except when others want to access the Chinese directories
> or
> files through proxy, they get server error 400. What they used is IE4.0/5.0
> and
> Netscape 3.0/4.5.
> But while I use lynx on server to access the Chinese direcoties or files, it
> works very well.
>
> So, I think whether there is some hidden features when using proxy or there is
> just a bug?
>
> Note: Chinese direcotries or files means direcotries or files with name
> written
> in Chinese.
> >How-To-Repeat:
> You can ftp to a ftp site(ftp://166.111.4.80 etc) which has Chinese
> directories
> or files in it, through a proxy server using Apache 1.3.x
>
> And a 400 error message will be gotten:
> "Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand."
Thanks a lot for all those details; it really rules out a few things.
Unfortunately I
cannot access the link you gave me; I get a 502 or 500 error (both on the FTP
and/or
HTTP port).
We have done much the same with KOI, Big5 and UTF8 and I can vouch that it
should work.
Just a few questions;
Could you outline a few ports/IP addresses; i.e which machine fetches
what over what port/protocol ? And let me know the URLs so I can
have a look ?
What charset are you using; and if you are using a non-8 bit set, do
you use something like UTF6, UTF7, UTF8 or PORB to encode things ?
And have you set anything like special mime types, or are using things
like MIME/Base64pm to encode on the fly ?
Thanks !
Dw.
