Ciao guys,
I came up with a doubt (I don't know but I never paid attention to this
before). If I am not *wrong*, when requesting a URL through HTTP, we should
encode the string (URL encoding), by using the encodeURL functions of the
URL class (URLTrans.cc file).
Essentially, two fields of the HTTP request IMHO need to be encoded
prior requesting the resource.
First case in the request line, for instance GET encoded_URL HTTP/1.0.
The second one, when given, the referer.
Any suggestion? Do you think we can just ignore this and keep on sending
the plain URL?
Ciao
-Gabriele
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