It was thus said that the Great solderpunk once stated: > > I've started a test client which you provide a hostname and it throws > various requests at that host and checks the response status against its > expectations. It's not quite ready for prime time yet, though. How's the test client coming along? > Although, it's already made me realise something that we haven't specced > any behaviour for at all: how should a server respond to an empty > request? i.e. just CRLF. Is this invalid, such that it should trigger > a 59 response? Some servers do this, but others seem to treat it as a > request for the root document. Oh, another question I have. Because my server treats that as an error, and I think it should be an error---why not all servers currently support multiple sites, it is possible, and without a URL to give the server name, there's no way a multi-site server will know what to serve up. -spc
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