weird anchor bug

[Jonathan Vanasco]

On Oct 27, 2006, at 6:12 PM, Jonathan Dance wrote:


> Because this bug could affect a large number of backends
> (cgi/fastcgi/proxy), nginx should remove the anchor part of the URL
> before passing it on to any other service.

That sounds like something someone should do in a config file , to  
match with certain versions of IE

# is invalid... it should be encoded and sent as a %23 -- but i can  
see the possibility of breaking more browsers by stripping it, than  
by leaving it in and just having a user-defined browser match regex  
for ie

// Jonathan Vanasco

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