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by gdavisson
1372 days ago
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Interesting. If you use curl -v, you can see that the difference is that the newer version of curl canonicalizes(?) the Host: header to "1.0.0.1", which the server recognizes and responds to with a redirect. The older version sends "1.1" as the Host: header, which the server doesn't recognize, so you get a "403 Forbidden" response with the cryptic "error code: 1003" in the body. I get the same behavior from other nonstandard ways of specifying 1.0.0.1, like "curl http://01.00.00.01/" |
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