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hi!
I'd like to drop the port from the base/uri part:
'request' => bless( {
'base' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://www:3000/')}, 'URI::http' ),
'uri' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://www:3000/')}, 'URI::http' ),
...
Reason: I have an ip range and for each ip port 80 is redirected on my
firewall to some highport of an application server. For the outside user
everything is port 80 and request should go there.
Somehow Catalyst::Engine::HTTP adds :3000 (or any other port but 80)
to the url. Understandable so far. But not usable in my case.
I want to drop the port in the most Catalyst compatible way, but I definitely
want/need to do it within Catalyst. (No proxy or rewrite engine beforehand.)
Can I just overwrite the base/uri objects at an early stage of the
request. When/how?
I'm a catalyst newbie but read most of the documentation on cpan and
searched the list. No real solution came up, but some $ENV mangling,
this can't be it?
;)
Thanks! So far I like Catalyst, hope I can get this resolved soon!
Ciao,
Armin
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