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added SPOJ #870
added SPOJ #870
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"uri_check" : "https://www.spoj.com/users/{account}/", | ||
"e_code" : 200, | ||
"e_string" : "<li>Profile</li>", | ||
"m_string" : " was not found on this server.", |
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Not seeing this m_string
. Consider something like <strong>Innopolis Open 2018</strong>
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This is slightly odd, apparently they are somewhat showing different pages for non-existent(possibly) users.
The type of page I had consulted was like this:
I believe you might had seen this page instead:
I am inclined to believe the second one is the actual 404 page, the first one looks too raw to be consumer facing 404. Still I will investigate a bit more.
@WebBreacher: Modified the PR. I believe the 404 responses were returned in cases where the username didn't match the standards. Note: This means we aren't effectively say missing for illegal usernames |
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"name" : "SPOJ", | ||
"uri_check" : "https://www.spoj.com/users/{account}/", | ||
"e_code" : 200, | ||
"e_string" : "<li>Profile</li>", |
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Hi, I must have searched for e_string while I was logged in, that would have produced the Profile
element.
Corrected it.
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