"Josh Cohen (Exchange)" wrote: > If an absoluteURI is supplied to an origin server by the client, > then that client is obviously a 1.1 client. (excluding the pathological > case where a 1.0 client mistakes an origin for a proxy) This isn't necessarily pathological. My home network includes a proxy; it runs Apache with mod_proxy, and that same Apache also serves up its own content. It has two CNAMEs, "proxy" and "www"; my browser is configured to use "proxy" as its proxy. So, if I send my browser to http://www/foo.html, then Apache gets a request whose request-URI is http://www/foo.html. It knows that www is itself, so it delivers its own content. -- /============================================================\ |John Stracke |http://www.ecal.com|My opinions are my own.| |Chief Scientist |===========================================| |eCal Corp. |"Who died and made you king?" "My father." | |francis@ecal.com| | \============================================================/Received on Tuesday, 7 September 1999 20:08:04 EDT
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