Hi,
going through the code of pootle I noticed two places, where specifically
"http://"; was mentioned. Maybe I am wrong, but shouldn't https be accepted
there, too?
The attached patch would allow "https://"; at these places, too.
Since I am not sure, how to trigger the different behaviour, I did not test,
whether this change is necessary or not.
Any oppinions?
regards,
Lars
Index: pootle.py
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--- pootle.py (Revision 6027)
+++ pootle.py (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@
argdict = newargdict
# Strip of the base url
- baseurl = re.sub('http://[^/]', '', self.instance.baseurl)
+ baseurl = re.sub('https?://[^/]', '', self.instance.baseurl)
# Split up and remove empty parts
basepathwords = filter(None, baseurl.split('/'))
while pathwords and basepathwords and basepathwords[0] == pathwords[0]:
Index: users.py
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--- users.py (Revision 6027)
+++ users.py (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -406,7 +406,8 @@
activationcode = self.makeactivationcode(users, username)
activationlink = ""
message = session.localize("A Pootle account has been created for you using this email address.\n")
- if session.instance.baseurl.startswith("http://";):
+ if session.instance.baseurl.startswith("http://";) or \
+ session.instance.baseurl.startswith("https://";):
message += session.localize("To activate your account, follow this link:\n")
activationlink = session.instance.baseurl
if not activationlink.endswith("/"):
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