Thanks for the clarification. Indeed that makes sense and I read about
the behavior in the Guide to Pylons book as well. However this seems
to complicate things even more for me, as the application does not
contain any public folder, nor an index file. Nowhere in the
application structure does any of these exist. And all the routings
rules are:
map.connect('/{controller}')
map.connect('/{controller}/{action}')
map.connect('/{controller}/{action}/{id}')
map.connect('/xml/{controller}.{action}')
None of which would actually explain the redirect. At this point, I'm
guessing that some sort of authentication might be responsible for the
automatic redirect, since after the login, i'm forwarded to a 404
page. Each time afterward when accessing localhost:5000 I get a 404.
So by default I think Pylons doesn't find nor public/index.html nor a
routing rule that would serve a page so it shows the 404 but somehow
redirects to login if not authenticated.
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