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Shouldn't the HTTP 1.1 Host header invalidate that argument?
by swinglock 7y ago
Shouldn't the HTTP 1.1 Host header invalidate that argument?
- inopinatus 7y agoMany people expected as much, but in practice not nearly to the extent that was desired, partly because SSL was a problem until SNI came along (and that far too late) and also because it comes after the TCP handshake, which precludes a whole class of traffic routing and service options. Fine for low-end shared hosting, not fine for many other applications.