Hi all,
I have made an application that I use with mod_perl on a back-end server on
port 83, and the front-end server is an Apache proxy that listens on port
8080 for the moment, and after testing I want to change it to port 80.
The application works, but at a certain moment I need to make an external
redirection using $c->res->redirect and in this case, I don't know how to
make a correct redirection that works no matter the ports I use.
I am accessing the url
http://www.server-name.com:8080/details/deep
and it should redirect to the main directory (/):
http://www.server-name.com:8080/
I have tried:
$c->res->redirect($c->uri_for("/"));
and
$c->res->redirect($c->res->base);
But both methods redirect to:
http://www.server-name.com/
(To the port 80 instead of 8080).
I have used dump_info=1 to see where appears the port 8080, and I have seen
that it appears only in the following request header:
x-forwarded-host
I think I could get the port number from this request header, but in that
case it would work only if I use the application with a proxy server.
Is there a recommended method to get the correct port of the original
request that works no matter if the application runs using a proxy server or
not?
Thank you very much.
Octavian
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