Hello All,
Could anyone explain me why exactly this code is called "bug fix"?
CgiEnvironment.cpp
#ifdef WIN32
// Win32 bug fix by Peter Goedtkindt
std::string https = input->getenv("HTTPS");
if(stringsAreEqual(https, "on"))
fUsingHTTPS = true;
else
fUsingHTTPS = false;
#else
fUsingHTTPS = (getenv("HTTPS") != 0);
#endif
Looks like a bug to me for anything that is NOT WIN32.
Take a look at
cgicc::CgiEnvironment::CgiEnvironment(CgiInput *input)
{
..........
if(input == 0)
readEnvironmentVariables(&local_input);
else
readEnvironmentVariables(input);
So, if your application does use an alternative IO stream (for example
- fastcgi) HTTPS is _always_ zero. It was tested under Linux and Unix
platforms under mod_fastcgi/apache environment.
I can't see any reason why we use getenv under UX platform not
worrying about the environment source?
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Igor mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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