Thanks for the reponse.
Actually browsers ignore the header as a response header and do not show it at
all.
(at least firefox)
Technically I would expect squid to pass it but it's might have the potential
for a CVE in some casese.
Eliezer
Eliezer Croitoru
Linux System Administrator
Mobile:
Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
Hi List,
I noticed that there are broken services out-there which uses non RFC
compliance response header such as the case of space, for example:
"Content Type: hola amigos"
HmmmApril 1?...
Seriously -- what would a user's browser do? Probably depends on
brows
Hi List,
I noticed that there are broken services out-there which uses non RFC
compliance response header such as the case of space, for example:
"Content Type: hola amigos"
Compared to:
"Content-Type: Hola amigos"
Leaving aside if the content type is valid and is indeed mime one and
looking
/If you have such a thing as AD and the ability to push Group Policy to
the users there is no need to avoid authentication./
I have a running AD on Ubuntu 16.04 with samba4.
/Perhapse the client is actually asking to get away from lots of annoying
popups the browsers are forcing on them? if that
