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Jochen Müller
Just a short question: With a network sniffer and a hex editor I looked at
the pages coming from my ASP.NET environment and I saw some strange bytes
between header and the page content:
0d 0a 0d 0a ef bb bf 0d 0a
That means that there are two CR/LF , then 3 funny bytes and again a CR/LF.
I also implemented a response filter to look at the byte stream before
sending and the page content starts there just with one CR/LF.
Can anybody tell me what those bytes mean?
Thanks!
the pages coming from my ASP.NET environment and I saw some strange bytes
between header and the page content:
0d 0a 0d 0a ef bb bf 0d 0a
That means that there are two CR/LF , then 3 funny bytes and again a CR/LF.
I also implemented a response filter to look at the byte stream before
sending and the page content starts there just with one CR/LF.
Can anybody tell me what those bytes mean?
Thanks!