UriParser Fix for decoding files with open square bracket#562
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UriParser Fix for decoding files with open square bracket#562japplis wants to merge 7 commits intoapache:masterfrom
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Use regular expression to check if [ is used for an IP v6 address
Use regular expression to check if [ is used for an IP v6 address
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See also #558 |
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Master merged. #558 is not related to this bug. |
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Detection of IPv6 ip addresses should ignore decoding of %nn text. It is done at the moment in the buffer length (from decode(String) instead of where the host name should be. This result in incorrect decoding of files like 'file%20[hello%20world].txt as all text after [ (and before ] if present) is not decoded.