[issue2551355] Use redbot.org to test https responses
John Rouillard <[email protected]> Sat, 01 Jun 2024 08:00:26 +0000
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New submission from John Rouillard: redbot.org acts like lint for http headers. It identified an issue where Last-Modified header was returning a date with a timezone of -0000. It should have been GMT to match HTTP spec. Fixed this in changeset: 8018:67922fd17454. However it is also finding issues with Vary header where Accept-Encoding is not always added. In cases where encoding is used (gzip, br) the Accept-Encoding value is added. However when no encoding is used, the Accept-Encoding value is not added. It should be present to allow the cache to uniquely id the unencoded case according to redbot. It also reports that requests for a resource done with If-None-Match If-Modified-Since headers return the full file contents rather than returning an empty body with a 304 not modified header. I need to debug this case because it might be my caching proxy showing the issue and not the roundup-server. Check for other issues as well by hitting different endpoints. ---------- components: API, Test, Web interface messages: 8086 nosy: rouilj severity: normal status: new title: Use redbot.org to test https responses type: behavior _________________________________________________ Roundup tracker <[email protected]> <https://issues.roundup-tracker.org/issue2551355> _________________________________________________