On Jul 19, 2007, at 11:21 AM, Andre-John Mas wrote:
Let's try this again, this time with the text:
I have a server in my domain called 'chat' and have a Tomcat server
running
there on port 8081. On that Tomcat server I have web application the
provides
an RSS feed. The URL I normally use is:
http://char:8081/ds/rss-feeds.do
This page is a form allowing me to select the feeds I want from the
server.
This works correctly. Now when I tell the server that parameters for
the RSS I
start getting issues. The RSS query is:
http://chat:8081/ds/rss.do?report=visits
Is it correct that one is char and the other is chat?
In any case, please file a bug, and attach a tcpflow dump of the
network transaction. It looks like something is misinterpreting
"chat:" as a protocol instead of a host name, but I can't tell just by
guessing
What happens is that I get told:
The page you opened redirected you to a page that isn’t supported
by Safari.
Safari can’t open the page “chat:8081/ds/rss.do?report=visits”
because it
cannot redirect to locations starting with “chat:”.
This is strange since this page works correctly in Firefox (Mac,
Linux,
Windows), IE6 and Opera. Using wget also shows no redirection
happening. I am
suspecting that this is something is Safari/Webkit going funny.
A few things I have tried:
1 - changing application/rss+xml -> application/xml -- same
behaviour
2 - changing application/rss+xml -> text/plain -- same behaviour
3 - changing <rss version="2.0"> to <xxx version="2.0"> -- same
behaviour
4 - doing both 3 and 4 -- URL doesn't get mangled
It sounds like this is something Safari RSS is doing, probably it
converts the URL to a feed: URL by stripping off the "http:", and
prepending feed:, but then it mistakenly thinks chat: is the URI of
what the feed: protocol points to. But it's hard to be sure without a
reproducible case, and I'm not sure why the query would affect this.
Regards,
Maciej
5 - changing host name to 192.168.2.101 or fully qualified
chat.mydomain.com
-- URL doesn't get mangled
This affects Safari 3 and the latest WebKit build (2007-07-18) on
the Mac. It
also seems focused on RSS being the document type.
Andre
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