> On Apr 18, 2015, at 7:36 PM, Daryle Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>  I don’t really get what these protection spaces are, and my tool’s model 
> should have the username & password be applicable to any URL submitted, and 
> therefore any potential protection space.

A stored credential is associated with a specific URL or domain or whatever — a 
protection space — to keep its sensitive data from being leaked to unrelated 
sites.

> Will I get into problems if I keep the callback as above?

It should be fine, although it seems suspect to have a username/password and 
blindly try to send them to every HTTP server you encounter. Generally you 
don’t want to send a password to another party except when you’re fairly sure 
it’s the party that owns the account.

—Jens
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