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If I recall the 404 errors are due to an issue with how the chemistry department's web server handles requests containing this character. Specifically for "security" reasons they're not allowed even when correctly escaped in a request.
i.e. OPSIN doesn't even recieve the request if it contains a forward slash hence giving the 404.
I'm not currently sure of the best approach to resolving this. I could (and probably should) add support for POST requests which would be uneffected by this, but this doesn't really help with the problem when OPSIN is used to produce images directly from names as ideally that does require a URL e.g. https://opsin.ch.cam.ac.uk/opsin/<name>.png
If I recall forward slashes are legitimately allowed by OPSIN in only two places (R/S)
and (+/-)
and in both cases the / is optional.
As I'm not sure that format is common I don't think it makes sense to support it directly in OPSIN.
As a pragmatic workaround I've changed opsin.ch.cam.ac.uk to strip forward slashes from the names submitted to it.
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That seems a reasonable solution to me. Thank you.
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