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yeah, i'd definitely try sending it all sorts of weird things. Can you setup a path that will respond with a ton of data? Maybe a bunch of things that it will t

by finnn 9y ago

yeah, i'd definitely try sending it all sorts of weird things. Can you setup a path that will respond with a ton of data? Maybe a bunch of things that it will try to parse? etc

jstanley 9y ago
"GET /headers" will dump the request headers, but note this has gone through one layer of munging by nginx and another by Mojolicious, so don't draw any conclusions about what you see in the response without bearing that in mind! I'd be interested to hear if you spot anything surprising. EDIT: And in case you haven't seen it, "torsocks" is a tool that lets any (?) other program speak Tor, e.g. it works with both curl and nc.
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- finnn 9y ago
  Cool! Looks like the Accept-Encoding header is being set to "gzip, deflate, sdch" regardless of what i send.