If the message contains a request that is an extension to the basic HTML standard (i.e. is not GET, POST, or HEAD), modify your client requests so that they use only standard HTML. If the message contains incorrectly coded HTML, contact your web browser software manufacturer to report this as a browser problem. If the message contains bytes or text that are not HTML, attempt to determine which program is incorrectly connecting to the web server port and inform the person invoking this program that they are using an incorrect network address.