SIP FAQ : SIP Protocol Operation :
In computing the Content-Length, does the newline in a body count as one byte or two (CR vs. CR-LF)?
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SIP FAQ : SIP Protocol Operation :
In computing the Content-Length, does the newline in a body count as one byte or two (CR vs. CR-LF)? |
| The Content-Length is always the number of BYTES in the body. If the body is text and has newlines, a CR-LF would be counted as two bytes, while just a CR is one byte.
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| jdrosen@dynamicsoft.com | |
| 2000-Nov-03 2:59am |
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