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> in a POST request done via a web proxy, and it worked when I removed the part of the script that appends .html to the string. I'm not sure how to remotely disable the part that appends .html, so that's basically what I'm looking for. %00 is blocked (i think? It's not working).

> Separating the web server from application server adds almost zero practical security. Sometimes. For an application on an exclusive platform, then that's a fair observation. For a platform that hosts multiple applications, then separating the applications on to discrete servers helps to compartmentalise any failures to a single application.

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