Re: request().serverURL() question

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 :
> 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 whether your URL is rewritten or not. If (and only 
> if) the engine is on, then Apache (mod_rewrite) sets SCRIPT_URI, which 
> includes the canonical name (the one that you don't want), and this is 
> returned by serverURL().
>
>   
>>> This does the same as serverURL() except for checking SCRIPT_URI, right?
>>>       
>> I wouldn't have written that if the result was the same... ;-)
>>     
>
> I only wanted to make sure that the only reason why the result is not 
> the same is that you have the rewrite engine on and thus have SCRIPT_URI 
>   set (with the canonical hostname instead of HTTP_HOST).
>
> 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()?
>
> -- Chris
>
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