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I've noticed occasional broken images on some bgpmaps from the NLNOG RING LG, and upon deeper investigation some prefixes which contain longer AS-PATHs (usually those with multiple prepends) which are visible via significant chunks of the internet generate a very long bgpmap/?q={"....."} URL to the image generation script. I've seen some over 9500 characters.
An example of such a prefix. If you click the broken image link you'll likely get a HTTP 414 "Request URI too long" error.
Potential workaround to the problem:
Clicking the link to view the image full size could be a form submission and use POST, however I don't know how you'd go about solving that for the thumbnail that is currently linked to the full size image.
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Had @job test this workaround on the webserver side of the NLNOG Ring LG and it seems to be working.
With a documentation update/note, this could likely resolve the problem for many people and would require no code effort.
I've noticed occasional broken images on some bgpmaps from the NLNOG RING LG, and upon deeper investigation some prefixes which contain longer AS-PATHs (usually those with multiple prepends) which are visible via significant chunks of the internet generate a very long bgpmap/?q={"....."} URL to the image generation script. I've seen some over 9500 characters.
An example of such a prefix. If you click the broken image link you'll likely get a HTTP 414 "Request URI too long" error.
Potential workaround to the problem:
Clicking the link to view the image full size could be a form submission and use POST, however I don't know how you'd go about solving that for the thumbnail that is currently linked to the full size image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: