Do not interpret TFTP filename as absolute url.#6
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ebikt wants to merge 2 commits intobwalex:masterfrom
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Do not interpret TFTP filename as absolute url.#6ebikt wants to merge 2 commits intobwalex:masterfrom
ebikt wants to merge 2 commits intobwalex:masterfrom
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Looks alright - thanks! I'll give it a spin on my side, hopefully today or tomorrow, and will merge it after that. |
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With
-http-append-pathTFTP request//foo/bardiscars path portion of base url andhttp://foo/barmade request to serverfoocompletely ignoring base url.This patch validates base url on start and does not interpret TFTP filename in any special way.
It just strips all leading slashes and appends it to base url when
-http-append-pathis enabled.Reproducing error on previous version of tftp-http-proxy:
curl tftp://localhost/http://example.com/(provided that tftp-http-proxy has access to internet).