Currently, netrun treats any HTTP response as a script, whether the response code is 200, 404, 500, 418, or anything else; this means it will ask you if you want to run error pages as scripts. It won't try to run the pages (unless you tell it to), but it will show the content in less. It should only run the script with a 200, prompt the user for a redirect, and fail otherwise.
Currently, netrun treats any HTTP response as a script, whether the response code is 200, 404, 500, 418, or anything else; this means it will ask you if you want to run error pages as scripts. It won't try to run the pages (unless you tell it to), but it will show the content in `less`. It should only run the script with a 200, prompt the user for a redirect, and fail otherwise.
Currently, netrun treats any HTTP response as a script, whether the response code is 200, 404, 500, 418, or anything else; this means it will ask you if you want to run error pages as scripts. It won't try to run the pages (unless you tell it to), but it will show the content in
less. It should only run the script with a 200, prompt the user for a redirect, and fail otherwise.