Comment on HTTP Headers For Fun & ProfitComments−jorde13yInterestingly IETF discourages the use of X prefixed headers but they might still suite this kind of behavior http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6648−dfc13yI'm sorry if this is obvious. What does the verb "to suite" mean?*I'm not trying to be pedantic, genuinely curious if it is a word I do not know.−DanWaterworth13yI think "suit" was intended.−jkbr13yIt's a very recent RFC from June 2012.−jacques_chester13yIt was promoted from Draft with great celerity. I think they'd like it if folk stopped using X- sort of nowish.Edit: on second thoughts, it's the IETF, they always move quick. And it's not as though this was a particularly thorny protocol or anything.
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Interestingly IETF discourages the use of X prefixed headers but they might still suite this kind of behavior http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6648
I'm sorry if this is obvious. What does the verb "to suite" mean?
*I'm not trying to be pedantic, genuinely curious if it is a word I do not know.
I think "suit" was intended.
It's a very recent RFC from June 2012.
It was promoted from Draft with great celerity. I think they'd like it if folk stopped using X- sort of nowish.
Edit: on second thoughts, it's the IETF, they always move quick. And it's not as though this was a particularly thorny protocol or anything.