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Dec 21 16:51:24 <confab> hello, i am trying to authorize a user through a web interface, after the user validates it is supposed to redirect to a page with a token, however, it intsead trying to download the page, is there someway i can force the page to redirect instead of download?
Dec 21 16:52:14 <confab> the redirect works in a standard browser, and on other devices
Dec 21 16:59:40 <HaDAk> is it passing the correct mime type? O_o
Dec 21 17:01:25 <confab> how would i go about checking that?
Dec 21 17:01:44 <HaDAk> dunno ^^
Dec 21 17:06:36 <confab> is there some way to view what the request header is in the browser?
Dec 21 17:21:04 <HaDAk> tcpdump?
Dec 21 17:21:16 <HaDAk> i dunno. i'm probably not helpful right now.
Dec 21 17:21:19 <HaDAk> too frazzled.
Dec 21 17:38:43 <dwc-> tcpdump sounds good
Dec 21 18:38:09 <confab> im sorry, where do you find tcpdump?
Dec 21 18:38:42 <confab> nevermind
Dec 21 18:38:44 <confab> i figured it out
Dec 21 18:52:51 <HaDAk> :)
Dec 21 18:54:52 <confab> hmm, this isn't really helping, i cant figure out how to get it to give me readable output
Dec 21 19:05:36 <HaDAk> tcpdump -lnxXs 0
Dec 21 19:10:15 <confab> well that gives me hex and ascii, but what is in the packets is unreadable
Dec 21 19:11:59 <confab> i think it's time to give up
Dec 21 19:12:12 <izzy84075> Wireshark might be easier.
Dec 21 19:12:21 <confab> thanks for the help HaDAk and dwc-
Dec 21 19:12:46 <HaDAk> you can specify -w file.pcap
Dec 21 19:12:52 <HaDAk> and then open the pcap in wireshark
Dec 21 19:16:29 <confab> hmm, okay, let's try that
Dec 21 19:18:24 <confab> yeah, same deal
Dec 21 19:18:39 <confab> i think i have to do something different
Dec 21 19:18:44 <confab> thanks for the ideas though
Dec 21 19:22:06 <confab> or i need to learn to use these tools better
Dec 21 19:22:11 <confab> probably the latter
Dec 21 22:50:07 <confab> is there some better documentation somewhere that states what arguments events are called with?
Dec 21 22:50:19 <confab> im looking at: https://developer.palm.com/content/api/reference/enyo/enyo-api-reference.html
Dec 22 00:27:35 <sugardave> confab: can I ask why you're using Enyo 1?
Dec 22 00:31:13 <sugardave> regardless, in either Enyo 1 or 2 you can see what types and how many arguments there are by logging arguments with something like: this.log(arguments);
Dec 22 00:31:56 <sugardave> and then you can drill down into those: this.log(arguments[0]); etc.
Dec 22 00:55:40 <confab> sugardave, i'm just following the guides and stuff available, if there's a better way, im more than open to it
Dec 22 02:18:11 <sugardave> confab: you should be starting with Enyo 2.  Enyo 1 is not developed anymore
Dec 22 02:20:53 <sugardave> http://enyojs.com/docs/
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