Closed jesse-gallagher closed 2 years ago
For example, server.com/foo and server.com/foo/ seem to be handled differently, with the former likely hitting "invalid HTTP headers" somewhere in the process.
server.com/foo
server.com/foo/
For example,
server.com/fooandserver.com/foo/seem to be handled differently, with the former likely hitting "invalid HTTP headers" somewhere in the process.