>
> Generally speaking, it looks as if Apache 2.4 and up does not accept a
> hostname which has a TLD starting with a number. While there is no real TLD
> that contains a number, it's a bit arbitrary to say the TLD can have a
> number but cannot start with one.
>
> Anyone have any insights on this
Hi Folks,
I've got a domain where the TLD begins with a number, which appears to be
causing Apache httpd to throw a 400 error. So for example, if I try to
access my Apache host at "foo.9k", it will tell me it was a bad request.
This got me wondering if I was unaware of some RFC that outlines TLD
We are building httpd with a fips capable OpenSSL, all requests are https.
On just our Solaris servers, we are experiencing the behavior of random
request/resposes abort in IE 11 (gifs, stylesheets,etc) if we trace the network
traffice between the browser and httpd using F12 Developer tools in I
