On Sep 30, 2008, at 9:17 AM, Devin Torres wrote:
Debug at: http://localhost:4020/_debug/view/1222789960 <=========== Port 4020?If you take a look, the server is confused. Port 4020 is the SproutCore server's port. It's just a development Merb server using the Thin adapter. It's sort of like Paste's defacto HTTP server. Why does Pylons believe 4020 is it's port? Also, when manually changed to 5000 to see the debug, everything linked in the page also believes it to be 4020.
I believe its looking at the HTTP_HOST used to access it to try and understand its 'public facing' hostname. If SproutCore is setting up HTTP host data to indicate its proxying a request, then its like Pylons will believe it should be generating outside usage URL's with the public facing hostname.
Is it possible SproutCore is doing something like this? Cheers, Ben
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