alex black wrote: > telnet www.myhost.com 80 > GET /catalog/list.php HTTP/1.1. > Host: www.myhost.com > Returns exactly what I would expect, a bunch of HTML. > > telnet www.myhost.com 80 > GET /catalog/list.php HTTP/1.1. > Host: www.myhost.com:80 > > Returns a 302.
[snip] > I think my server is "right" - i.e. it's saying "don't use the :80. > So, how can I stop monit from appending the :80 to the host header? I'd fix your web server instead. Monit is not doing anything wrong; according to the HTTP specification the Host header can include a port number. (I've been bitten by this before, not with Monit, so I went and read up on it.) Tim -- To unsubscribe: http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monit-general
