Hello,
I have a request that is originally /a/b%26c. It gets rewritten by
nginx
as ?i=a&j=b%26c. When this is passed to php-fastcgi using the
QUERY_STRING
directive, it gets sent as i=a&j=b&c. This is incorrect and the
escaped
version of the QUERY_STRING should be used. Could someone let me know
if
this is a known issue? I have tried it on both 0.7.24 and 0.6.34.
Hello,
I have a request that is originally /a/b%26c. It gets rewritten by
nginx
as ?i=a&j=b%26c. When this is passed to php-fastcgi using the
QUERY_STRING
directive, it gets sent as i=a&j=b&c. This is incorrect and the
escaped
version of the QUERY_STRING should be used. Could someone let me know
if
this is a known issue? I have tried it on both 0.7.24 and 0.6.34.
Hello,
I have a request that is originally /a/b%26c. It gets rewritten by
nginx
as ?i=a&j=b%26c. When this is passed to php-fastcgi using the
QUERY_STRING
directive, it gets sent as i=a&j=b&c. This is incorrect and the
escaped
version of the QUERY_STRING should be used. Could someone let me know
if
this is a known issue? I have tried it on both 0.7.24 and 0.6.34.
Thanks,
-Ankur
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