On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 07:25:42AM +0100, Volodya wrote: > >> No, it won't produce an error message, it will just truncate everything > >> after the slash > >> (with the only exception being that extension is still used to produce > >> mime-type). So if > >> you try to insert into KSK at test/bla.html it will be KSK at bla with the > >> text/html mime. > > > > Right. That's bad. That should be fixed. Do you want to fix it? > > Two things: > 1. Please explain to me *exactly* the desired behaviour/standard or point me > to somewhere > where i can find it. (With 2 out of 3 commits being reverted i do not intend > to continue > this trend).
If a ClientPut or other FCP insert is attempted with extra slashes (meta-strings) on the FreenetURI, this should be rejected with an appropriate error message. > 2. I will give it a try, but my uni (the final year) finally starts next > week, which will > mean me running around screaming "oh, shit, i'm going to fail". So i need to > actually do > this before then. :) If you don't have time I'll file a bug. > > >>> FIN is fine. Frost doesn't use slashes now, because it can't. But it > >>> should probably be a plugin. (And plugins should have much better > >>> integration e.g. there should be a Librarian search box on the > >>> homepage). > >> nextgens advised me to wait until the "new" plugin interface. And then i > >> will definitely > >> do such a thing. > > > > Okay cool. That might be a long time though, who's dealing with that > > now? > > If i remember correctly it was Bombe... but don't hold me to these words. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: Digital signature URL: <https://emu.freenetproject.org/pipermail/devl/attachments/20060920/a8e52446/attachment.pgp>
