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Article #428Proxy lore ?
From: Ian Smith
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 1997 00:00
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Hello, Can anybody enlighten me about the command format mainstream browsers use to call a proxy server ? I'm (reluctantly) putting a proxy server option into John Washington's KA9Q HTTP client and the command format I'm testing is: GET proxy_server:port full_URL HTTP/1.0 which appears to work and so far as I can see is all that's required with HTTP/1.0 (the HTTP/1.0 RFC is a bit spare with the proxy info), but when I did a trace on what Netscape 2.0 sent it didn't appear to include the proxy name at all so I wondered if there was a better way (or if I'd screwed up the Netscape config/trace :) Ian. -- | Ian Smith | "The Moving Finger writes; | ian@isis.demon.co.uk | and, having writ, Moves on."
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