HTTP Chunked transfer encoding: How do you send "\ r \ n"?

Question

Let's say that the body that I am trying to send through encoded encoding includes "\ r \ n", how can I avoid interpreting as a fragment of a piece?

eg. "Your whole base belongs to us"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunked_transfer_encoding

Answer 1

"\ r \ n" is not really a fragment delimiter. The block size determines the number of bytes received by this data. Then the client should read the "\ r \ n" embedded in your message, just fine.

Answer 2

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