* "Gabor Kiss [Bitman]" <kissg@cdata.hu> [2004-08-30 11:52]: >> You should set a quality mark for the languages, then. >> "hu;q=1.0, en;q=0.5" works as expected. > > It works. Thx. > >> Apache2 seems to see non-qualified qualities as 1.0 (like it is >> specified, iirc) and because they are the same it ranks the languages >> according to the ordering in the webserver settings. > > Does it mean that it does not care with the order of languages > configured on client side? It does. But you tell the server that those order is just because you can't write them side-by-side. It is no order but an equal. > "This is not a bug but a feature" - said the IBM 30 years ago. :-> In fact it is. Almost no servers use a quality marker for their pages AFAIK, but this is the way it is meant to work. Yes, the content negotiation specification needs an update. But that's the current status quo. So long, Alfie [leaving this bugreport open as a reminder to update /intro/cn] -- <DeVries> Wann kommt Debian3.0? Jemand n ungefähres oder genaues Datum parat? <@Alfie> DeVries: Wenn es fertig ist. <@Falky> dwVries wenn es fertig ist <@weasel> DeVries: ziemlich genau dann, wenn es fertig ist. -- #debian.de
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