- From: Josh Cohen <josh@netscape.com>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 18:38:14 -0700
- To: "David W. Morris" <dwm@xpasc.com>
- Cc: http working group <http-wg%cuckoo.hpl.hp.com@hplb.hpl.hp.com>
- Message-Id: <33DE9B06.A78B796E@netscape.com>
David W. Morris wrote: > Dave, thanks for the comments, Ive added your minor editing changes as well as the following specific things you raised. > 1.3 506 Redirection Failed > > The 506 response is returned when a redirection fails or is refused > by a proxy or client. If the redirection response included a body, > then it SHOULD be included in the 506 response. > > **DWM: This and the earlier discussion of 506 is confusing at best. > **DWM: Who exactly is the client returning 506 to? In normal HTTP > **DWM: lingo the client receives responses, it doesn't send them. Ive added the following text: This response is returned by a proxy, to a downstream proxy or client, when it cannot or chooses not to honor a redirection. > **DWM: I can't make sense out of either the syntax description or > **DWM: the words below for what you mean to provide syntactically > **DWM: or semantically for URIpattern. So other than to say that > **DWM: I don't understand, I can't offer a suggestion. > Ive added these examples: An example header: Set-proxy: SET ; proxyURI = "http://proxy.me.com:8080/", scope="http://", seconds=5 Scope Meaning: all URLS beginning with "http://" Another example header: Set-proxy: SET ; proxyURI = "http://proxy.me.com:8080/", scope="http://*.ups.com/", seconds=5 Scope Meaning: all URLS beginning which are for hosts in the ups.com domain. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Josh Cohen <josh@netscape.com> Netscape Communications Corp. http://people.netscape.com/josh/ "You can land on the sun, but only at night"
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