> Hello FAQ Maintainers,
>
> short question: is it possible to add more than one URL: header, such like:
>
> URL: http://www.dclj.de
> URL: http://de.geocities.com/uweplonus/faq
> URL: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/de/comp-lang-java/faq
This is just an educated guess and suggestion, as this is a *.answers
internal standard, and not covered by something like an RFC. It is also
an "Auxiliary" header that is really part of the body of the post and
not a main header in the traditional sense.
With regard to mail and news headers that are covered in RFC's, such
duplicate headers are not allowed. Instead, one should comma-separate
multiple items for the same header. In your case, something like:
URL: http://www.dclj.de, http://de.geocities.com/uweplonus/faq, ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/de/comp-lang-java/faq
An example that might be useful as a precedent is the comma-separated
list of E-mail addresses that is the recommended format for the
Approved: header when crossposting to several moderated newsgroups.
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