Hi Rivetters I'm dealing with a perhaps lesser, but rather annoying problem.
I'm running a development website on an apache2 instance tied to the port 8080. The website uses an error handler tied to the 404 error code in order to intercept some old urls and remap them to the new pages via the http protocol and the 'header redirect' command. This works on the server running on the default port (80) but fails when the webserver runs on the port 8080 because the environment of the error handler retains 80 as port number. I checked this out by shutting down the regular apache server on the port 80 to avoid possible interferences and logging the other server's environment into the error log (load_env ENV; puts stderr $ENV(SERVER_PORT)) As a consequence the command 'makeurl' (a quite simple wrapper of ap_construct_url) builds a wrong url and the requests are redirected to the wrong webserver. 'ap_construct_url' code is very simple too and left me clueless about the reason for this. I googled this problem but found out nothing. any idea? Is the core mishandling the error? -- Massimo P.S. I also noticed that, after works on the server this list has been renamed as rivet-cvs. David, should we signal this to the infrastructure? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: rivet-dev-unsubscr...@tcl.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: rivet-dev-h...@tcl.apache.org
