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  1. 10 Nov, 2000 5 commits
    • William A. Rowe Jr's avatar
      · ffd3615e
      William A. Rowe Jr authored 
        Just some things I noticed letting someone else have some desktop time.
  Guess homework isn't a bad sacrifice, actually read some docs :-)
  Correct me if I'm wrong on the mod_auth_digest changes.


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    • Tony Finch's avatar
      I have fixed PR#4455 already. · 38f2685b
      Tony Finch authored 
      
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    • Tony Finch's avatar
      In mass hosting setups (using mod_vhost_alias or mod_rewrite) where · 51945b47
      Tony Finch authored 
      the hostname is interpolated into the filename, we need to be sure
that the result of interpolation doesn't expose parts of the
filesystem that should be private. This was done by checking the
syntax of the Host: header according to RFC 1123 and RFC 952. However,
many people have broken configurations that violate this syntax
(frequently because they use underscores in their names), and it also
doesn't accommodate the current effort to internationalize the DNS. I
don't think the former is a compelling reason to relax the syntax
checking, but the latter does justify this change.

The only RFC on internationalized DNS at the moment is RFC 2825 which
is an introduction to how difficult the whole thing is; the other
official documentation is a pile of Internet Drafts produced by the
Internationalized Domain Names Working Group of the IETF (with names
starting "draft-ietf-idn-"). However they have very little to say
about URIs, and the current Internet draft about internationalized
URIs (draft-masinter-url-i18n-05) has very little to say about
hostnames :-( On the gripping hand there is some useful information at
<http://www.apng.org/idns/> where there is some iDNS testbed work
going on. The basic idea is that although the format of the hostnames
in the DNS itself remains compatible with RFC 1123, the actual
hostname presented to the resolver is in UTF8, and therefore the
hostname in the URL and Host: header is also in UTF8.

This change relaxes the checking so that only character sequences that
are sensitive to the filesystem are rejected, i.e. forward slashes,
backward slashes, and sequences of more than one dot.

PR: 6635


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    • William A. Rowe Jr's avatar
      · ce7c8a8a
      William A. Rowe Jr authored 
        Newer canonicalization code should replace this patch entirely, however
  it's nice to have a working server as a starting point :-)


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    • David Reid's avatar
      Bring the apr_in_addr type into line with naming conventions and make changes · bdf5c4df
      David Reid authored 
      where appropriate.  At least on my system virtual hosts seem to still work :)


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