Bugs item #510024, was opened at 2002-01-28 23:07
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Category: API: Tcl
Group: aolserver3_4
Status: Open
Resolution: None
>Priority: 3
Submitted By: james shannon (jshannon)
Assigned to: Kriston Rehberg (kriston)
Summary: ns_returnredirect should use strcmp
Initial Comment:
int
Ns_ConnReturnRedirect(Ns_Conn *conn, char *url)
{
Ns_DString ds, msg;
int result;
Ns_DStringInit(&ds);
Ns_DStringInit(&msg);
if (url != NULL) {
if (*url == '/') {
Ns_DStringAppend(&ds, Ns_ConnLocation
(conn));
}
Without knowing exactly what the designers intended, I
have a feeling that instead of checking if *url
== '/', there should be a strcmp there.
The problem I'm running into, specifically is that I
attempting to access the domain (host2.com as set up
in the config) via the URL host1.com. When the tcl
code executes [returnredirect /whatever/path/here] so
that the user gets redirected to
host1.com/whatever/path/here, Ns_ConnReturnRedirect
returns the fully qualified URL of
host2.com/whatever/path/here. If a fully qualified URL
must be used, it should be based upon the host
headers, if they're available.
james
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>Comment By: Kriston Rehberg (kriston)
Date: 2002-03-19 15:17
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Hmm, I wasn't aware that it bothered to check any of that.
If I telnet to the server and I get a redirect to "/"
doesn't it show up as "Location:/" in the headers going out?
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