Re: [tlug] So-called "locale" problems in Thunderbird

[furkan@example.com]

On 2020-12-31 05:33, Darren Cook wrote:
> > Meanwhile I have some arcane questions about HTTP, and wonder if there
> > are any experts here? For a taste, loading a page from the site
> > https://www.yanoman.com into a browser (Firefox, Chromium, I have 
> > tried
> > works, but "wget https://www.yanoman.com"; produces  ERROR 500: 
> > Internal
> > Server Error. Is there any way this could genuinely be a server error?
>
> You'll want to know what headers are being passed around, and what
> redirects are happening. (Adding the trailing slash would be the first
> thing I'd try.)
>
> See the developer tools (F12, then network tab) in Firefox.
> And add `-S` to your wget line to print the headers sent by HTTP 
> servers.

This was interesting, so I've tried a couple things.
It boiled down to gzip compression. When client doesn't ask for it, 
server
throws the towel :D (see: `--compressed` flag for curl.)

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