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▶Backend question Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 10:12:47 No.1012297>>1012389 >>1012459 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]
I just noticed this strange query used by my countrys national rail company.
This means they're using windows and some self-written backend stuff? Or is query.exe part of some framework?
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 10:24:01 No.1012300
>>733048
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 16:37:40 No.1012389>>1012425 >>1013028
>>1012297 (OP)
Those are *nix slashes. *nix uses "/" slashes, windows uses "\" slashes. That file name would mean nothing to an NT based OS.
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 18:31:59 No.1012425
>>1012389
it's from a web url tho
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 18:52:01 No.1012430
Probably dotnet mono shit
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 21:11:02 No.1012458
some people use microsoft software, news at 11
▶Anonymous 12/24/18 (Mon) 21:11:36 No.1012459
Maybe a CGI program
▶Anonymous 12/25/18 (Tue) 00:21:44 No.1012524
Looks a bit like an OData query...
▶Anonymous 12/25/18 (Tue) 00:22:31 No.1012526
OP you're a britbong right?
▶Anonymous 12/26/18 (Wed) 15:40:03 No.1013028
>windows uses "\" slashes
wrong
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/fileapi/nf-fileapi-createfilew
>You may use either forward slashes (/) or backslashes () in this name.
▶Anonymous 12/28/18 (Fri) 11:20:47 No.1013686
5 quid in it being a homemade CGI server running in WINE.