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GET Header Length

ben chi(f4)

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I'm getting GET Header length of 32 bytes. is this the RFC Standard? If not, what should it be?
 
I don't think there is a set size for an HTTP header. I think it depends on what data is in the header and is probably different for every website.
 
I couldn't find a specific length in the RFC, but considering that GET requests sent to (explicit)proxies contain URL's and URL's can be 255 bytes or longer, then no, 32 bytes for a GET request can't be right. Hope that helps... :)
 
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