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Posted to apreq-dev@httpd.apache.org by Lee Goddard <ho...@LeeGoddard.com> on 2003/01/28 14:10:53 UTC
Re[2]: ap_unescape_url can't escape %uXXXX
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Hi IKEBE,
On Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 1:32:43 PM, you wrote:
IT> I have written a little patch for libapreq which unescape
IT> the %uXXXX style URI-escaped string.
IT> the unescape algorithm is based on CGI.pm
Any idea if/when that'll be incorporated to the distributions?
I currently have to have a handler check every incoming request
for failure, and then convert with Unicode::String ....
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Cheers
Lee "Of course, if everyone used Lynx, this wouldn't be a problem"
Goddard
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Re: Re[2]: ap_unescape_url can't escape %uXXXX
Posted by Joe Schaefer <jo...@sunstarsys.com>.
Lee Goddard <ho...@LeeGoddard.com> writes:
> Any idea if/when that'll be incorporated to the distributions?
>
> I currently have to have a handler check every incoming request
> for failure, and then convert with Unicode::String ....
It'll likely go into the next libapreq-1.X release, and be
carried on to 2.X versions as well. 1.1 is now on its
way to becoming official (I don't know if it'll ever
appear on CPAN though), so there's nothing holding up further
progress on httpd-apreq.
--
Joe Schaefer
Re: Re[2]: ap_unescape_url can't escape %uXXXX
Posted by Joe Schaefer <jo...@sunstarsys.com>.
Lee Goddard <ho...@LeeGoddard.com> writes:
> Any idea if/when that'll be incorporated to the distributions?
>
> I currently have to have a handler check every incoming request
> for failure, and then convert with Unicode::String ....
It'll likely go into the next libapreq-1.X release, and be
carried on to 2.X versions as well. 1.1 is now on its
way to becoming official (I don't know if it'll ever
appear on CPAN though), so there's nothing holding up further
progress on httpd-apreq.
--
Joe Schaefer