NOTE: libwww is only minimally involved in the following, but In the welcome message to this mailing list Roy T. Fielding ... .. ... I'm working on a set of...
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Jack Shirazi - BIU
js@...
Oct 11, 1994 2:56 pm
I've had a look at the BNF for a ftp URL, its ftp://<login>/<path> [<ftptype>] but <ftptype> is just one or more specific characters, that don't seem to be...
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Andrew McRae
mcrae@...
Oct 11, 1994 9:26 pm
Hi, all. ... The separator is a semicolon: the BNF at the end of the current version of the draft URL RFC says: ; FTP (see also RFC959) ftpurl =...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Oct 12, 1994 4:24 am
... and Andrew McRae replied ... I'd just like to add that the Internet-Draft for relative URLs (written by me) has a much more detailed explanation of parsing...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Oct 12, 1994 4:28 am
Forgot to mention: All products of the IETF URI working group are available at http://www.ics.uci.edu/WWWdocs/papers/ietf-uri-wg.html .....Roy...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
Oct 13, 1994 8:39 am
... I've just come back off holiday, and while on the beah I've been thinking about HTML and Perl 5 (yeah, sad case). I have been considering "htmls": a html...
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Earl Hood
ehood@...
Oct 13, 1994 5:28 pm
... Sgmls documentation is poor, but once you figure out how to use it, it isn't too bad. One can write a shell wrapper to always include the SGML declaration...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Oct 14, 1994 1:00 pm
Hi all, I'll be a volunteer at the conference, so answers will be a bit slower in coming (at least from my direction) from Saturday to Friday. Be sure to say...
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hedonist@...,ris Grah...
hedonist@...
Oct 16, 1994 12:06 am
Hi, Pleas add me to your list Kris Graham (hedonist@...)...
Hi there! I was wondering, if the domain part of a URL is case-sensitive. I would say no, as they are usually not case-sensitive in the rest of the UNIX world....
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Oct 23, 1994 6:04 am
... If the hostname can be identified as a FQDN, then yes it should be case insensitive. Future versions of wwwurl'absolute() will do $addr =~ s/\.$//; $addr...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Oct 23, 1994 6:10 am
... The response line should only contain the error as it is mapped to the HTTP response code set. Extra error information is placed in the HTML message...
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Jack Shirazi - BIU
js@...
Oct 24, 1994 1:56 pm
from comp.lang.perl ... -- Jack js@... If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail. -- Maslow...
Using hostname.pl v1.1 on an NIS'd SunOS 4.1.3 system with Perl 4.0.1.8p36, user-agent fields were not getting a fully qualified domain name. The simple...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
Nov 15, 1994 7:44 am
Hello Perl Webbers, Some of you have probably realised/read this, but for those who, like me, didn't: In Perl4, once you put a string inside a m// it could be...
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Brent Halliburton
hallib35@...
Nov 16, 1994 11:09 pm
Maybe it is because people on my site are idiots, or maybe it is something that can be rectified. But I have a problem running Momspider that also affects...
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Brooks Cutter
bcutter@...
Nov 17, 1994 12:46 am
Enclosed is a routine that takes two a base and current URL, and attempts to return a relative URL if possible. I use this with a robot that mirrors the web to...
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Anthony Thyssen
anthony@...
Nov 17, 1994 9:25 am
Congradulations on a execelent package. I have just joined this mailing list and I have just a couple of queries. 1/ The wwwhtml.pl does not ignore any text...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
Nov 18, 1994 4:04 am
... It is hard to "fix" this, since PLAINTEXT is inherently broken. What should the behavior be? ... Very irregular at the moment. Since there are no serious...
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Anthony Thyssen
anthony@...
Nov 18, 1994 5:00 am
... My understanding is that everything after a <PLAINTEXT> should be treated as plain text. IE: in the context of wwwhtml.pl everything after the first...
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Jack Shirazi - BIU
js@...
Nov 18, 1994 9:17 am
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Rainer Sinkwitz
rainer.sinkwitz@...
Nov 18, 1994 10:48 am
Reply to: RE>>wwwhtml.pl and <plaintex ... me ... Now I think I should cc: the answer to the list...... The whole subject is nicely explained in the...
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Anthony Thyssen
anthony@...
Nov 18, 1994 2:48 pm
Hi. I just installed your nntplib.pl and wwwnews.pl packages but I found a problem when I counld open the connection. In wwwnews after tring the eval you do a...
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Anthony Thyssen
anthony@...
Nov 23, 1994 12:23 pm
Greetings, yes it is me again. While checking links (using HEAD requests on a http URL) A couple of documents were downloaded with no <TITLE> html elements. ...
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Reinier Post
reinpost@...
Dec 1, 1994 3:56 pm
... Why don't you run a cache at the slow end? This is exactly the kind of thing caches were developed to do. ... Oscar Nierstrasz's Perl scripts may be...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
Dec 2, 1994 8:27 am
... Quite. ... Hmm, that's open to debate. For example Oscar's script doesn't use If-modified-since or even HEAD last time I looked, so someone mirroring...
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Reinier Post
reinpost@...
Dec 5, 1994 10:54 am
... No offense possible; his script predates the header by many months. This is another reason for running the script with a cache; the cache will do this for...
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Jared_Rhine@...
Dec 14, 1994 12:39 am
MK == Martijn Koster <m.koster@...> MK> I have been considering "htmls": a html parser that will check and MK> rewrite HTML into different forms (like...
