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Wednesday April 14, 2004
10:51 AM
URIs and //'s
I've been poking about RFCs for the definitive answer about what to do with multiple slashes in the path part without much success.
Is <http://example.com//foo> really equivalent to <http://example.com/foo>? Should URI->new->canonical('http://example.com/////foo') compress the slashes?
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slashes matter to the URI (Score:1)
The URIs are not the same. Whether your application decides to ignore repeated
slashes (the way that unix does) is obviously up to that application.
URIs (Score:2)