Annotation of libwww/Library/src/HTParse.c, revision 2.53

2.41      frystyk     1: /*                                                                   HTParse.c
                      2: **     URI MANAGEMENT
                      3: **
2.46      frystyk     4: **     (c) COPYRIGHT MIT 1995.
2.41      frystyk     5: **     Please first read the full copyright statement in the file COPYRIGH.
2.26      frystyk     6: **
                      7: ** history:
                      8: **     May 12 94       TAB added as legal char in HTCleanTelnetString
                      9: **
1.1       timbl      10: */
2.31      frystyk    11: 
2.44      frystyk    12: /* Library include files */
                     13: #include "tcp.h"
1.1       timbl      14: #include "HTUtils.h"
2.38      frystyk    15: #include "HTParse.h"
2.44      frystyk    16: #include "HTString.h"
2.31      frystyk    17: #include "HTTCP.h"
2.6       timbl      18: 
1.1       timbl      19: struct struct_parts {
2.20      timbl      20:        char * access;          /* Now known as "scheme" */
1.1       timbl      21:        char * host;
                     22:        char * absolute;
                     23:        char * relative;
                     24: /*     char * search;          no - treated as part of path */
                     25:        char * anchor;
                     26: };
                     27: 
                     28: /*     Scan a filename for its consituents
                     29: **     -----------------------------------
                     30: **
                     31: ** On entry,
                     32: **     name    points to a document name which may be incomplete.
                     33: ** On exit,
                     34: **      absolute or relative may be nonzero (but not both).
                     35: **     host, anchor and access may be nonzero if they were specified.
                     36: **     Any which are nonzero point to zero terminated strings.
                     37: */
2.32      frystyk    38: PRIVATE void scan ARGS2(char *, name, struct struct_parts *, parts)
1.1       timbl      39: {
                     40:     char * after_access;
                     41:     char * p;
                     42:     int length = strlen(name);
                     43:     
                     44:     parts->access = 0;
                     45:     parts->host = 0;
                     46:     parts->absolute = 0;
                     47:     parts->relative = 0;
                     48:     parts->anchor = 0;
                     49:     
                     50:     after_access = name;
                     51:     for(p=name; *p; p++) {
                     52:        if (*p==':') {
                     53:                *p = 0;
2.20      timbl      54:                parts->access = after_access; /* Scheme has been specified */
2.37      howcome    55: 
2.44      frystyk    56: /* The combination of gcc, the "-O" flag and the HP platform is
                     57:    unhealthy. The following three lines is a quick & dirty fix, but is
                     58:    not recommended. Rather, turn off "-O". */
                     59: 
2.42      howcome    60: /*             after_access = p;*/
2.44      frystyk    61: /*             while (*after_access == 0)*/
                     62: /*                 after_access++;*/
2.42      howcome    63: 
1.1       timbl      64:                after_access = p+1;
2.37      howcome    65: 
2.22      luotonen   66:                if (0==strcasecomp("URL", parts->access)) {
2.20      timbl      67:                    parts->access = NULL;  /* Ignore IETF's URL: pre-prefix */
                     68:                } else break;
1.1       timbl      69:        }
2.20      timbl      70:        if (*p=='/') break;             /* Access has not been specified */
1.1       timbl      71:        if (*p=='#') break;
                     72:     }
                     73:     
                     74:     for(p=name+length-1; p>=name; p--) {
                     75:        if (*p =='#') {
                     76:            parts->anchor=p+1;
                     77:            *p=0;                               /* terminate the rest */
                     78:        }
                     79:     }
                     80:     p = after_access;
                     81:     if (*p=='/'){
                     82:        if (p[1]=='/') {
                     83:            parts->host = p+2;          /* host has been specified      */
                     84:            *p=0;                       /* Terminate access             */
                     85:            p=strchr(parts->host,'/');  /* look for end of host name if any */
                     86:            if(p) {
                     87:                *p=0;                   /* Terminate host */
                     88:                parts->absolute = p+1;          /* Root has been found */
                     89:            }
                     90:        } else {
                     91:            parts->absolute = p+1;              /* Root found but no host */
                     92:        }           
                     93:     } else {
2.49      frystyk    94:         parts->relative = (*after_access) ? after_access : 0; /* zero for "" */
1.1       timbl      95:     }
2.50      frystyk    96: }
1.1       timbl      97: 
                     98: 
                     99: /*     Parse a Name relative to another name
                    100: **     -------------------------------------
                    101: **
                    102: **     This returns those parts of a name which are given (and requested)
                    103: **     substituting bits from the related name where necessary.
                    104: **
                    105: ** On entry,
                    106: **     aName           A filename given
2.33      howcome   107: **      relatedName     A name relative to which aName is to be parsed. Give
                    108: **                      it an empty string if aName is absolute.
1.1       timbl     109: **      wanted          A mask for the bits which are wanted.
                    110: **
                    111: ** On exit,
                    112: **     returns         A pointer to a malloc'd string which MUST BE FREED
                    113: */
2.32      frystyk   114: char * HTParse ARGS3(CONST char *, aName, CONST char *, relatedName,
                    115:                     int, wanted)
1.1       timbl     116: {
                    117:     char * result = 0;
                    118:     char * return_value = 0;
                    119:     int len;
                    120:     char * name = 0;
                    121:     char * rel = 0;
                    122:     char * p;
2.12      timbl     123:     char * access;
1.1       timbl     124:     struct struct_parts given, related;
2.33      howcome   125:     
                    126:     if (!relatedName)        /* HWL 23/8/94: dont dump due to NULL */
                    127:         relatedName = "";
1.1       timbl     128:     
2.50      frystyk   129:     /* Make working copies of input strings to cut up: */
1.1       timbl     130:     len = strlen(aName)+strlen(relatedName)+10;
                    131:     result=(char *)malloc(len);                /* Lots of space: more than enough */
                    132:     if (result == NULL) outofmem(__FILE__, "HTParse");
                    133:     
                    134:     StrAllocCopy(name, aName);
                    135:     StrAllocCopy(rel, relatedName);
                    136:     
                    137:     scan(name, &given);
                    138:     scan(rel,  &related); 
                    139:     result[0]=0;               /* Clear string  */
2.12      timbl     140:     access = given.access ? given.access : related.access;
1.1       timbl     141:     if (wanted & PARSE_ACCESS)
2.12      timbl     142:         if (access) {
                    143:            strcat(result, access);
1.1       timbl     144:            if(wanted & PARSE_PUNCTUATION) strcat(result, ":");
                    145:        }
                    146:        
                    147:     if (given.access && related.access)        /* If different, inherit nothing. */
                    148:         if (strcmp(given.access, related.access)!=0) {
                    149:            related.host=0;
                    150:            related.absolute=0;
                    151:            related.relative=0;
                    152:            related.anchor=0;
                    153:        }
                    154:        
                    155:     if (wanted & PARSE_HOST)
                    156:         if(given.host || related.host) {
                    157:            if(wanted & PARSE_PUNCTUATION) strcat(result, "//");
                    158:            strcat(result, given.host ? given.host : related.host);
                    159:        }
                    160:        
                    161:     if (given.host && related.host)  /* If different hosts, inherit no path. */
                    162:         if (strcmp(given.host, related.host)!=0) {
                    163:            related.absolute=0;
                    164:            related.relative=0;
                    165:            related.anchor=0;
                    166:        }
                    167:        
                    168:     if (wanted & PARSE_PATH) {
                    169:         if(given.absolute) {                           /* All is given */
                    170:            if(wanted & PARSE_PUNCTUATION) strcat(result, "/");
                    171:            strcat(result, given.absolute);
                    172:        } else if(related.absolute) {   /* Adopt path not name */
                    173:            strcat(result, "/");
                    174:            strcat(result, related.absolute);
                    175:            if (given.relative) {
                    176:                p = strchr(result, '?');        /* Search part? */
                    177:                if (!p) p=result+strlen(result)-1;
                    178:                for (; *p!='/'; p--);   /* last / */
                    179:                p[1]=0;                                 /* Remove filename */
                    180:                strcat(result, given.relative);         /* Add given one */
2.45      frystyk   181:                result = HTSimplify (&result);
1.1       timbl     182:            }
                    183:        } else if(given.relative) {
                    184:            strcat(result, given.relative);             /* what we've got */
                    185:        } else if(related.relative) {
                    186:            strcat(result, related.relative);
                    187:        } else {  /* No inheritance */
                    188:            strcat(result, "/");
                    189:        }
                    190:     }
                    191:                
                    192:     if (wanted & PARSE_ANCHOR)
                    193:         if(given.anchor || related.anchor) {
                    194:            if(wanted & PARSE_PUNCTUATION) strcat(result, "#");
                    195:            strcat(result, given.anchor ? given.anchor : related.anchor);
                    196:        }
                    197:     free(rel);
                    198:     free(name);
                    199:     
                    200:     StrAllocCopy(return_value, result);
                    201:     free(result);
                    202:     return return_value;               /* exactly the right length */
                    203: }
2.21      frystyk   204: 
2.20      timbl     205: 
2.53    ! frystyk   206: /*                                                            HTCanon
        !           207: **
        !           208: **     Canonicalizes the URL in the following manner starting from the host
        !           209: **     pointer:
        !           210: **
        !           211: **     1) The host name is converted to lowercase
        !           212: **     2) Expands the host name of the URL from a local name to a full
        !           213: **        domain name. A host name is started by `://'.
        !           214: **     3) Chop off port if `:80' (http), `:70' (gopher), or `:21' (ftp)
        !           215: **
        !           216: **     Return: OK      The position of the current path part of the URL
        !           217: **                     which might be the old one or a new one.
        !           218: */
        !           219: PRIVATE char *HTCanon ARGS2 (char **, filename, char *, host)
        !           220: {
        !           221:     char *newname = NULL;
        !           222:     char *port;
        !           223:     char *strptr;
        !           224:     char *path;
        !           225:     char *access = host-3;
        !           226: 
        !           227:     while (access>*filename && *(access-1)!='/')       /* Find access method */
        !           228:        access--;
        !           229:     if ((path = strchr(host, '/')) == NULL)                    /* Find path */
        !           230:        path = host + strlen(host);
        !           231:     if ((strptr = strchr(host, '@')) != NULL && strptr<path)      /* UserId */
        !           232:        host = strptr;
        !           233:     if ((port = strchr(host, ':')) != NULL && port>path)      /* Port number */
        !           234:        port = NULL;
        !           235: 
        !           236:     strptr = host;                                 /* Convert to lower-case */
        !           237:     while (strptr<path) {
        !           238:        *strptr = TOLOWER(*strptr);
        !           239:        strptr++;
        !           240:     }
        !           241:     
        !           242:     /* Does the URL contain a full domain name? This also works for a
        !           243:        numerical host name. The domain name is already made lower-case
        !           244:        and without a trailing dot. */
        !           245:     if (((strptr = strchr(host, '.')) == NULL || strptr >= path) &&
        !           246:        strncasecomp(host, "localhost", 9)) {
        !           247:        CONST char *domain = HTGetDomainName();
        !           248:        if (domain && *domain) {
        !           249:            if ((newname = (char *) calloc(1, strlen(*filename) +
        !           250:                                       strlen(domain)+2)) == NULL)
        !           251:                outofmem(__FILE__, "HTCanon");
        !           252:            if (port)
        !           253:                strncpy(newname, *filename, (int) (port-*filename));
        !           254:            else
        !           255:                strncpy(newname, *filename, (int) (path-*filename));
        !           256:            strcat(newname, ".");
        !           257:            strcat(newname, domain);
        !           258:        }
        !           259:     } else {                                     /* Look for a trailing dot */
        !           260:        char *dot = port ? port : path;
        !           261:        if (dot > *filename && *--dot=='.') {
        !           262:            char *orig=dot, *dest=dot+1;
        !           263:            while((*orig++ = *dest++));
        !           264:            if (port) port--;
        !           265:            path--;
        !           266:        }
        !           267:     }
        !           268:     /* Chop off port if `:', `:80' (http), `:70' (gopher), or `:21' (ftp) */
        !           269:     if (port) {
        !           270:        if (!*(port+1) || *(port+1)=='/') {
        !           271:            if (!newname) {
        !           272:                char *orig=port, *dest=port+1;
        !           273:                while((*orig++ = *dest++));
        !           274:            }
        !           275:        } else if ((!strncmp(access, "http", 4) &&
        !           276:             (*(port+1)=='8'&&*(port+2)=='0'&&(*(port+3)=='/'||!*(port+3)))) ||
        !           277:            (!strncmp(access, "gopher", 6) &&
        !           278:             (*(port+1)=='7'&&*(port+2)=='0'&&(*(port+3)=='/'||!*(port+3)))) ||
        !           279:            (!strncmp(access, "ftp", 3) &&
        !           280:             (*(port+1)=='2'&&*(port+2)=='1'&&(*(port+3)=='/'||!*(port+3))))) {
        !           281:            if (!newname) {
        !           282:                char *orig=port, *dest=port+3;
        !           283:                while((*orig++ = *dest++));
        !           284:            }
        !           285:        } else if (newname)
        !           286:            strncat(newname, port, (int) (path-port));
        !           287:     }
        !           288: 
        !           289:     if (newname) {
        !           290:        char *newpath = newname+strlen(newname);
        !           291:        strcat(newname, path);
        !           292:        path = newpath;
        !           293:        free(*filename);                                    /* Free old copy */
        !           294:        *filename = newname;
        !           295:     }
        !           296:     return path;
        !           297: }
        !           298: 
2.20      timbl     299: /*             Simplify a URI
                    300: //             --------------
                    301: // A URI is allowed to contain the seqeunce xxx/../ which may be
1.1       timbl     302: // replaced by "" , and the seqeunce "/./" which may be replaced by "/".
2.20      timbl     303: // Simplification helps us recognize duplicate URIs. 
1.1       timbl     304: //
                    305: //     Thus,   /etc/junk/../fred       becomes /etc/fred
                    306: //             /etc/junk/./fred        becomes /etc/junk/fred
2.11      timbl     307: //
                    308: //      but we should NOT change
                    309: //             http://fred.xxx.edu/../..
                    310: //
                    311: //     or      ../../albert.html
2.26      frystyk   312: //
                    313: // In the same manner, the following prefixed are preserved:
                    314: //
                    315: //     ./<etc>
                    316: //     //<etc>
                    317: //
                    318: // In order to avoid empty URLs the following URLs become:
                    319: //
                    320: //             /fred/..                becomes /fred/..
                    321: //             /fred/././..            becomes /fred/..
2.27      frystyk   322: //             /fred/.././junk/.././   becomes /fred/..
2.26      frystyk   323: //
2.30      frystyk   324: // If more than one set of `://' is found (several proxies in cascade) then
                    325: // only the part after the last `://' is simplified.
2.44      frystyk   326: //
                    327: // Returns: A string which might be the old one or a new one.
1.1       timbl     328: */
2.45      frystyk   329: PUBLIC char *HTSimplify ARGS1(char **, filename)
1.1       timbl     330: {
2.31      frystyk   331:     char *path;
                    332:     char *p;
2.19      frystyk   333: 
2.45      frystyk   334:     if (!*filename) {
2.31      frystyk   335:        if (URI_TRACE)
2.44      frystyk   336:            fprintf(TDEST, "HTSimplify.. Bad argument\n");
2.45      frystyk   337:        return *filename;
2.31      frystyk   338:     }
                    339:     if (URI_TRACE)
2.45      frystyk   340:        fprintf(TDEST, "HTSimplify.. `%s\' ", *filename);
2.27      frystyk   341: 
2.45      frystyk   342:     if ((path = strstr(*filename, "://")) != NULL) {      /* Find host name */
2.30      frystyk   343:        char *newptr;
2.31      frystyk   344:        path += 3;
                    345:        while ((newptr = strstr(path, "://")) != NULL)
                    346:            path = newptr+3;
2.45      frystyk   347:        path = HTCanon(filename, path);               /* We have a host name */
                    348:     } else if ((path = strstr(*filename, ":/")) != NULL) {
2.31      frystyk   349:        path += 2;
2.27      frystyk   350:     } else
2.45      frystyk   351:        path = *filename;
2.31      frystyk   352:     if (*path == '/' && *(path+1)=='/') {        /* Some URLs start //<foo> */
                    353:        path += 1;
2.34      frystyk   354:     } else if (!strncmp(path, "news:", 5)) {
                    355:        char *ptr = strchr(path+5, '@');
                    356:        if (!ptr) ptr = path+5;
                    357:        while (*ptr) {                      /* Make group or host lower case */
                    358:            *ptr = TOLOWER(*ptr);
                    359:            ptr++;
2.31      frystyk   360:        }
                    361:        if (URI_TRACE)
2.45      frystyk   362:            fprintf(TDEST, "into\n............ `%s'\n", *filename);
                    363:        return *filename;                     /* Doesn't need to do any more */
2.31      frystyk   364:     }
                    365:     if ((p = path)) {
                    366:        int segments = 0;
                    367: 
                    368:        /* Parse string first time to find number of `real' tokens */
                    369:        while (*p) {
                    370:            if (*p=='/' || p==path) {
                    371:                if (!((*(p+1)=='/' || !*(p+1)) ||
                    372:                      (*(p+1)=='.' && (*(p+2)=='/' || !*(p+2))) ||
                    373:                      (*(p+1)=='.' && *(p+2)=='.' &&(*(p+3)=='/' || !*(p+3)))))
                    374:                    segments++;
                    375:            }
                    376:            p++;
                    377:        }
2.19      frystyk   378:        
2.31      frystyk   379:        /* Parse string second time to simplify */
                    380:        p = path;
                    381:        while(*p) {
                    382:            if (*p=='/') {
                    383:                if (p>path && *(p+1)=='.' && (*(p+2)=='/' || !*(p+2))) {
                    384:                    char *orig=p, *dest=p+2;
                    385:                    while ((*orig++ = *dest++)); /* Remove a slash and a dot */
                    386:                    p--;
                    387:                } else if (segments>1 && *(p+1)=='.' && *(p+2)=='.' &&
                    388:                    (*(p+3)=='/' || !*(p+3))) {
                    389:                    char *q = p;
                    390:                    while (q>path && *--q!='/');               /* prev slash */
                    391:                    if (strncmp(q, "/../", 4) && strncmp(q, "/./", 3) &&
                    392:                        strncmp(q, "./", 2)) {
                    393:                        char *orig=q, *dest=p+3;
                    394:                        if (*q!='/') dest++;
                    395:                        while ((*orig++ = *dest++));       /* Remove /xxx/.. */
                    396:                        segments--;
                    397:                        p = q-1;              /* Start again with prev slash */
                    398:                    } else
                    399:                        p++;
                    400:                } else if (*(p+1)=='/') {
                    401:                    while (*(p+1)=='/') {
                    402:                        char *orig=p, *dest=p+1;
                    403:                        while ((*orig++ = *dest++));  /* Remove multiple /'s */
2.19      frystyk   404:                    }
                    405:                }
                    406:            }
2.31      frystyk   407:            p++;
                    408:        }  /* end while (*p) */
2.19      frystyk   409:     }
2.31      frystyk   410:     if (URI_TRACE)
2.45      frystyk   411:        fprintf(TDEST, "into\n............ `%s'\n", *filename);
                    412:     return *filename;
2.19      frystyk   413: }
2.31      frystyk   414: 
2.19      frystyk   415: #ifdef OLD_CODE
2.17      frystyk   416:     char * p = filename;
1.1       timbl     417:     char * q;
2.17      frystyk   418:     
                    419:     if (p) {
                    420:        while (*p && (*p == '/' || *p == '.'))     /* Pass starting / or .'s */
                    421:            p++;
                    422:        while(*p) {
                    423:            if (*p=='/') {
1.1       timbl     424:            if ((p[1]=='.') && (p[2]=='.') && (p[3]=='/' || !p[3] )) {
2.11      timbl     425:                for (q=p-1; (q>=filename) && (*q!='/'); q--); /* prev slash */
                    426:                if (q[0]=='/' && 0!=strncmp(q, "/../", 4)
                    427:                        &&!(q-1>filename && q[-1]=='/')) {
2.15      luotonen  428:                    ari_strcpy(q, p+3);         /* Remove  /xxx/..      */
1.1       timbl     429:                    if (!*filename) strcpy(filename, "/");
                    430:                    p = q-1;            /* Start again with prev slash  */
2.11      timbl     431:                } else {                        /*   xxx/.. leave it!   */
2.9       timbl     432: #ifdef BUG_CODE
2.15      luotonen  433:                    ari_strcpy(filename, p[3] ? p+4 : p+3); /* rm  xxx/../ */
1.1       timbl     434:                    p = filename;               /* Start again */
2.9       timbl     435: #endif
1.1       timbl     436:                }
                    437:            } else if ((p[1]=='.') && (p[2]=='/' || !p[2])) {
2.15      luotonen  438:                ari_strcpy(p, p+2);             /* Remove a slash and a dot */
2.13      luotonen  439:            } else if (p[-1] != ':') {
                    440:                while (p[1] == '/') {
2.15      luotonen  441:                    ari_strcpy(p, p+1); /* Remove multiple slashes */
2.13      luotonen  442:                }
1.1       timbl     443:            }
2.17      frystyk   444:            }
                    445:            p++;
                    446:        }  /* end while (*p) */
                    447:     } /* end if (p) */
1.1       timbl     448: }
2.19      frystyk   449: #endif /* OLD_CODE */
1.1       timbl     450: 
                    451: 
                    452: /*             Make Relative Name
                    453: **             ------------------
                    454: **
                    455: ** This function creates and returns a string which gives an expression of
                    456: ** one address as related to another. Where there is no relation, an absolute
                    457: ** address is retured.
                    458: **
                    459: **  On entry,
                    460: **     Both names must be absolute, fully qualified names of nodes
                    461: **     (no anchor bits)
                    462: **
                    463: **  On exit,
                    464: **     The return result points to a newly allocated name which, if
                    465: **     parsed by HTParse relative to relatedName, will yield aName.
                    466: **     The caller is responsible for freeing the resulting name later.
                    467: **
                    468: */
2.32      frystyk   469: char * HTRelative ARGS2(CONST char *, aName, CONST char *, relatedName)
1.1       timbl     470: {
                    471:     char * result = 0;
                    472:     CONST char *p = aName;
                    473:     CONST char *q = relatedName;
                    474:     CONST char * after_access = 0;
                    475:     CONST char * path = 0;
                    476:     CONST char * last_slash = 0;
                    477:     int slashes = 0;
                    478:     
                    479:     for(;*p; p++, q++) {       /* Find extent of match */
                    480:        if (*p!=*q) break;
                    481:        if (*p==':') after_access = p+1;
                    482:        if (*p=='/') {
                    483:            last_slash = p;
                    484:            slashes++;
                    485:            if (slashes==3) path=p;
                    486:        }
                    487:     }
                    488:     
                    489:     /* q, p point to the first non-matching character or zero */
                    490:     
                    491:     if (!after_access) {                       /* Different access */
                    492:         StrAllocCopy(result, aName);
                    493:     } else if (slashes<3){                     /* Different nodes */
                    494:        StrAllocCopy(result, after_access);
                    495:     } else {                                   /* Some path in common */
                    496:         int levels= 0;
                    497:         for(; *q && (*q!='#'); q++)  if (*q=='/') levels++;
                    498:        result = (char *)malloc(3*levels + strlen(last_slash) + 1);
                    499:       if (result == NULL) outofmem(__FILE__, "HTRelative");
                    500:        result[0]=0;
                    501:        for(;levels; levels--)strcat(result, "../");
                    502:        strcat(result, last_slash+1);
                    503:     }
2.44      frystyk   504:     if (URI_TRACE) fprintf(TDEST,
2.21      frystyk   505:                      "HTRelative.. `%s' expressed relative to `%s' is `%s'\n",
                    506:                       aName, relatedName, result);
1.1       timbl     507:     return result;
                    508: }
2.1       timbl     509: 
2.24      luotonen  510: /*                                                     HTCleanTelnetString()
                    511:  *     Make sure that the given string doesn't contain characters that
                    512:  *     could cause security holes, such as newlines in ftp, gopher,
                    513:  *     news or telnet URLs; more specifically: allows everything between
2.26      frystyk   514:  *     ASCII 20-7E, and also A0-FE, inclusive. Also TAB ('\t') allowed!
2.24      luotonen  515:  *
                    516:  * On entry,
                    517:  *     str     the string that is *modified* if necessary.  The
                    518:  *             string will be truncated at the first illegal
                    519:  *             character that is encountered.
                    520:  * On exit,
                    521:  *     returns YES, if the string was modified.
                    522:  *             NO, otherwise.
                    523:  */
                    524: PUBLIC BOOL HTCleanTelnetString ARGS1(char *, str)
                    525: {
                    526:     char * cur = str;
                    527: 
                    528:     if (!str) return NO;
                    529: 
                    530:     while (*cur) {
2.52      frystyk   531:        int a = TOASCII((unsigned char) *cur);
2.26      frystyk   532:        if (a != 0x9 && (a < 0x20 || (a > 0x7E && a < 0xA0) ||  a > 0xFE)) {
2.31      frystyk   533:            if (URI_TRACE)
2.44      frystyk   534:                fprintf(TDEST, "Illegal..... character in URL: \"%s\"\n",str);
2.24      luotonen  535:            *cur = 0;
2.31      frystyk   536:            if (URI_TRACE)
2.44      frystyk   537:                fprintf(TDEST, "Truncated... \"%s\"\n",str);
2.24      luotonen  538:            return YES;
                    539:        }
                    540:        cur++;
                    541:     }
                    542:     return NO;
                    543: }
                    544: 

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