Re: Re: Introducing TLS

If it is part of the HTTP spec that multiple headers are allowed to be
combined into a single header by separating the values with commas,
then I am inclined to agree with this.  Otherwise, I would be inclined
to say that tls=##### can occur in each header, but must be first when
listed.

Thanks,
 Sam

On 6/12/07, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> Quoting Sam Berlin <[email protected]> from ml.gnutella.dev-forum:
> :Alternate Locations Headers:
> :  The X-Alt header is changed so that "tls=##" is written prior to any of
> :the
> :  locations are listed.  '##' is the hexademical representation of the
> :byte[]
> :  that describes which of the following alternate locations can accept
> :TLS.
>
> Another point worth clarifying: there can be several X-Alt: headers,
> but in fact this is equivalent to one big X-Alt header with all values
> concatenated and separated with ",".
>
> So this means tls=##### MUST occur only ONCE in the first X-Alt header
> and MUST describe ALL the hosts that are listed in the X-Alt headers,
> the concatenation being done in the order the headers appear.
>
> Raphael
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