Ran into an issue where a customer creates public link to a file and pastes into word and it works fine but when he converts it to PDF it no longer works thought the link in browser url bar looks exact same. I reproduced it and saw that "h-s" in link url was getting converted to h%E2%80%90s. After some Googling it turned out to be an adobe bug http://forums.adobe.com/message/2807241 related to hyphen character.
One of the biggest problems I have been trying to solve at our startup is to put our tomcat nodes in HA mode. Right now if a customer comes, he lands on to a node and remains there forever. This has two major issues: 1) We have to overprovision each node with ability to handle worse case capacity. 2) If two or three high profile customers lands on to same node then we need to move them manually. 3) We need to cut over new nodes and we already have over 100+ nodes. Its a pain managing these nodes and I waste lot of my time in chasing node specific issues. I loath when I know I have to chase this env issue. I really hate human intervention as if it were up to me I would just automate thing and just enjoy the fruits of automation and spend quality time on major issues rather than mundane task,call me lazy but thats a good quality. So Finally now I am at a stage where I can put nodes behing HAProxy in QA env. today we were testing the HA config and first problem I immediately
The reason why this happens is because the html recognizes the hyphen that it originally had as HYPHEN, which to it reads as e2 80 90, and thus the %E2%80%90 comes about. What you could do is copy/paste an actual hyphen from a text editor, such as Notepad++ into the name of the document. This way, h%E2%80%90s would read as h-s to the web browser.
ReplyDeleteYes but you see the issue is its not in our hand, we can although create a helpdesk page or known issues page.
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