Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
> Hmm, looks like this is what I want:
>
> from paste.request import construct_url
> print "current url:", construct_url(request.environ)
>
> unless there's an easier way.
This has come up before. Should url_for have a fully_qualified keyword
argument to do this?
> I use to have this code in Aquarium (before the WSGI days):
>
> if env.has_key("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST"):
> host = env["HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST"]
>
> That is, if there is a X_FORWARDED_HOST header, use that as your HOST
> header. That way, the proxy issues go away.
This could potentially go in PrefixMiddleware, as another kind of fixup
of an incoming proxied request.
It's occurred to me that really proxies could (and should) just retain
the original Host header. But the kind of proxying people do for web
frameworks never does. Why is that?
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