Re: really low level http, https access
Ed Peschko <[email protected]>
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On Sun, Aug 06, 2006 at 11:38:52AM -0700, Ed Peschko wrote: > That's not a legal POST. Why are they pretending to be HTTP when they are not? > Unless there's a blank line in there somewhere. That's exactly my point - lots of places don't adhere to strict standards. If there was a low, low level interface, you could either do what I'm asking (copy verbatim from a document) or just fire up ethereal and capture the traffic that you want send *that* for the correct results. At it stands, its very hard to work around the fuzziness of the net wrt to different http strings. I'm getting internal 500 errors when I try to talk to an IIS server, and I know that I need to be sending a slightly altered string in order to get it to work. I suppose I'll dig in the code. Ed