If you happen to be running Symfony 2 on a port other than 80 or 443,
the result of Request::getUri() includes the port *twice*. For
example, I use Zend Server CE which defaults to port 10088, so in a
simple test controller I get the following results:
[Request::getHost()] => sym2.local:10088
[Request::getHttpHost()] => sym2.local:10088
[Request::getUri()] => http://sym2.local:10088:10088/register
I'm not sure which method (getHost vs getHttpHost) getUri *should* be
using, but currently it appends the port number to getHost(), which
will always be a duplicate if you're not on 80 or 443. Wouldn't it
make sense to remove the calls to getHost and getPort in favor of a
single call to getHttpHost in getUri?
It's all very confusing, but something's definitely going wrong here.
Any insights?
Greg
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