Hi, As specced in RFC2616, the 301 response code allows the server* to arbitrarily and permanently change the configuration of a user agent. Thus anything from a temporary misconfiguration of the server to a deliberate attack can cause a bookmark or automated client to never work again (unless the user has backups). I'm shocked there's no verbiage in the spec pointing out this pitfall. Am I missing something? (* or rather the currently connected network, since there's no guarantee you're speaking to the original server) GrahamReceived on Sunday, 1 April 2007 16:17:26 GMT
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