sample code:
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@https(action='action', p1=request.params.get('param1', ''),
p2=request.params.get('p2', ''))
def action(self)
{
return request.params.get('p1', '') + request.params.get('p2', '')
}
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my environment:
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lighttpd+scgi proxy+flup
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what i do:
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first i run-> wget http://localhost/controller/action?p1=test&p2=test
then later i run -> wget http://localhost/controller/action?p1=spam&p2=ham
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what i get:
----------------------------
'test' and 'test' BOTH times
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my theory:
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somehow, the redirect_to is remembering the params i initially submit,
and those keep creeping back into to my future calls.
if i take out the https decorator, everything works. if i restart
paster, the first call will work, and anything afterwards shows the
old query params.
if i use https to begin with, everything works. i would like to test
this on a much simpler environment (paster http only), but since i
need https, i need lighttpd/flup
i did put a breakpoint inside the https decorator, but each time i do
that, i see the right params.
i would like to know if anyone can reproduce this. i've seen it on two
computers,(with the same environment).
if no one can reproduce this, any ideas on how i can further debug the
problem?
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