Any standard URL encoding implementation will also URL encode a '/' in a string.
It was confusing to me why the example showed some of the special characters being url encoded ('+' and '=') and some not ('/').
Tested using api.yubico.com/wsapi/2.0/verify and it works fine with the '/' encoded as well as un-encoded.
Any standard URL encoding implementation will also URL encode a '/' in a string. It was confusing to me why the example showed some of the special characters being url encoded ('+' and '=') and some not ('/').
Tested using api.yubico.com/wsapi/2.0/verify and it works fine with the '/' encoded as well as un-encoded.