I still haven't tested your modification sorry, but the code is very
similar to the one I use.
Just to say that HTTP_HOST does not always exist in some rare cases,
with some exotic clients (generally bad robots).
Maybe a try/except would help, but what to use instead?
Christoph Zwerschke a écrit :
Christoph Zwerschke a écrit :
> I've implemented my suggestion with the canonical parameter now (see
> http://svn.w4py.org/Webware/trunk/WebKit/HTTPRequest.py). Can you let me
> know whether this solves your problem with serverURL()?
>
Thanks
I'll try that.
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sophana wrote:
> Yes I have a rewrite rule, but the rule does not apply in this case.
> This may explain that I don't get the expected result.
> What I don't understand is that, even if the url was rewritten, the
> result is simply wrong... The apache name must not be used.
It does not matter whet
Christoph Zwerschke a écrit :
> sophana wrote:
>
>> I've just found out that request().serverURL() does not return the real
>> PATH of the request.
>> It replaces the http host with the server name configured in apache.
>> Is this the intended behaviour?
>> I can't use this, because the session
sophana wrote:
> I've just found out that request().serverURL() does not return the real
> PATH of the request.
> It replaces the http host with the server name configured in apache.
> Is this the intended behaviour?
> I can't use this, because the session is lost when returning to another url.
Ac
Hi
I'm using apache2 + mod-webkit (from 0.9.1) and webware 0.9.2 (and 0.9.3)
My website can have multiple names: http://example.com/ or
http://www.example.com (like many websites) and also https://...
I've just found out that request().serverURL() does not return the real
PATH of the request.
It r
