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diff --git a/public/http-notes.md b/public/http-notes.md index 520639d..be1a0dd 100644 --- a/public/http-notes.md +++ b/public/http-notes.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ date: "2016-09-30" I may add to this as time goes on, but I've written up some notes on subtleties HTTP/1.1 message syntax as specified in RFC 2730. -# Why the absolute-form is used for proxy requests +## Why the absolute-form is used for proxy requests [RFC7230§5.3.2][] says that a (non-CONNECT) request to an HTTP proxy should look like @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ request to the proxy, meaning that the only option left is a TCP transport; but that is no reason to avoid building generality into the protocol. -# On taking short-cuts based on early header field values +## On taking short-cuts based on early header field values [RFC7230§3.2.2][] says: @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Since the header field set is longer than we want to process (since we want to short-cut processing), we are free to respond with whichever 4XX status code we like! -# On normalizing target URIs +## On normalizing target URIs An implementer is tempted to normalize URIs all over the place, just for safety and sanitation. After all, |