Reputation: 1901
The code:
self.response = Net::HTTP.get_response(URI.parse(url.strip))
The url:
http://www.apmebf.com/g7116vpyxF/pw0/EDDEGMFH/EGJFDKJ/D/D/D?h=q<<lxxt%3A%2F%2F000.htfspz0.rix%3AC4%2Fgpmgo-57A64BA-54457D68<<K<<
Gives this error:
bad URI(is not URI?)
I tried using URI.encode
but then it throws this error:
undefined method `request_uri' for #<URI::Generic:0x007fc7ae31ecf0>
It's driving me nuts -- any ideas?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 721
Reputation: 54782
If you urlencode the URL you get
http%3A%2F%2Fwww.apmebf.com%2Fg7116vpyxF%2Fpw0%2FEDDEGMFH%2FEGJFDKJ%2FD%2FD%2FD%3Fh%3Dq%3C%3Clxxt%253A%252F%252F000.htfspz0.rix%253AC4%252Fgpmgo-57A64BA-54457D68%3C%3CK%3C%3C
Ruby can't find a protocol in there, so it assumes it is a generic URI and not an HTTP-URI. Only HTTP-URIs have a request_uri
method.
You'll have to fix that URI manually by replacing the <
with %3C
via str.replace
.
Upvotes: 1