G'day Pound, I think I've found an edge case where LocationRewrite doesn't work if the pool is on non-standard ports.
e.g. Client -> Pound Pool (HTTPs on 443 or 446) -> Tomcat backends (HTTP on 8080) If the client sends a wget to https://pool/url and the backend returns a redirect to http://pool/url/ (standard tomcat behaviour), then LocationRewrite=1 will change the protocol on the redirect returned to the client to https://pool/url/ (ie all works well). However if the https pool is on port 446 then the redirect to http://pool:446/url/ is not rewritten to https. I realise this won't be an issue in production but it's useful in dev for our chef scripts to be able to build lots of pools on a single IP by using non standard ports. I struggle to read the code but I expect it's something in the "need_rewrite" match which maybe thinks the host is "pool:446" so it doesn't match it to "pool"? https://github.com/goochjj/pound/blob/570dc2d523d5888bfec6cbbc510aacab6149f927/svc.c Any ideas/suggestions welcome. James
