Make SERVER_SOFTWARE compliant with RFC3875 #11093
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I work on an open source software that runs on PHP. We collect anonymized data to be able to do some statistics about execution environment of our software, and I figured out that the PHP internal server information was not collected as expected. This is due to the fact that we expect the
SERVER_SOFTWARE
to be compliant with RFC3875 (see below).I am not sure this RFC should apply here, but as far as I know, all webservers I know are compliant with it.
Examples:
According to RFC3875