You need to read what I said the problem actually was: If I click a link at versiiontracker.com, and that link sends me to pgp.com, the tcp header that is received at pgp.com should contain a "referrer," which is the web site that has the link that is clicked. The page request received by pgp.com contains information that tells pgp.com's server that the request came from a link at versiontracker.com, but pgp.com's code wasn't reading the the header information correctly--that is poor coding. If they can't read the referrer (all web languages like asp, jsp, and php have some capability to do this built in), how well can they put together a complex application, or worse, what happened to quality control?
Pgp, as a product and a corporate philosophy, seems to have NO QA.
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You need to read what I said the problem actually was: If I click a link at versiiontracker.com, and that link sends me to pgp.com, the tcp header that is received at pgp.com should contain a "referrer," which is the web site that has the link that is clicked. The page request received by pgp.com contains information that tells pgp.com's server that the request came from a link at versiontracker.com, but pgp.com's code wasn't reading the the header information correctly--that is poor coding. If they can't read the referrer (all web languages like asp, jsp, and php have some capability to do this built in), how well can they put together a complex application, or worse, what happened to quality control?Pgp, as a product and a corporate philosophy, seems to have NO QA.
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Monday, August 29 2005 @ 11:53 AM PDT