Gadi Evron wrote:
> The jpeg is actually an HTML file, and when the web browser receives it,
> it thinks that it is a server error message for the file not existing,
> and loads the page.
Not necessarily. Often it is just a directory named xyz.jpg. The browser
then
gets redirected to /url/xyz.jpg/ and loads the index.html there.
> The jpeg is actually an HTML file, and when the web browser receives it,
> it thinks that it is a server error message for the file not existing,
> and loads the page.
Not necessarily. Often it is just a directory named xyz.jpg. The browser
then
gets redirected to /url/xyz.jpg/ and loads the index.html there.
-Andreas
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