To add to that if it helps,
the message reads "Bad Request" with a long underline and below nginx/1.20.2.
A search on "Bad Request 400" resulted in something like " a client error..." from Mozilla, among others that were obvious spam ways of "getting rid of a bad request".
Sorry no screen shot (beyond me), but the team should be able to work with that. I hope.
the message reads "Bad Request" with a long underline and below nginx/1.20.2.
A search on "Bad Request 400" resulted in something like " a client error..." from Mozilla, among others that were obvious spam ways of "getting rid of a bad request".
Sorry no screen shot (beyond me), but the team should be able to work with that. I hope.