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Article #870Re: DNS caching; is it *truly* possible to flush locally?
From: John Washington
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 1996 00:00
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chris@keris.demon.co.uk "Chris Croughton" wrote:
CC> Oh, another suggestion for additions to KA9Q - how about an HTTP
CC> interface? Nothing like a full browser, basically all I want it to do
CC> is take the URL and download what's at the other end so I can look at it
Oops, I guess you don't take dis.pc. I guess I should have
x-posted here, but there's far too much x-posting on Usenet and
I try to hold off unless it's really needed.
How would a ka9q task less than 2K, handling commands like
'http //www.keris.demon.co.uk/humongous.zip 5mb.zip' grab
you?
..
CC> Minuet, which is slow and likely to crash a KA9Q session (I often forget
Ah, well, mine might be compatible in those respects too.
..
CC> On a similar subject, does anyone have any freely distributable code (in
CC> C / C++) for HTTP? The RFC on it isn't the clearest I've seen...
2nded. And is there a full list of docs around? I've seen the
1.0 spec dated 93, but there must be a 1.1 spec somewhere?
--
John Washington
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