Patch for broken redirect logging

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Hi,

when a whole domain is redirected to another, fnord strips the leading
slash from the request URL. This stripped URL is later used for logging,
which is wrong IMO. The attached patch fixes the problem.

Bye,
	Peter
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--- orig/httpd.c
+++ mod/httpd.c
@@ -1442,9 +1442,10 @@
 	if (symlink[0]=='=') {
 	  buffer_put(buffer_1,symlink+1,linklen-1);
 	} else {
+	  char *myurl = url;
 	  buffer_put(buffer_1,symlink,linklen);
-	  while (url[0]=='/') ++url;
-	  buffer_puts(buffer_1,url);
+	  while (myurl[0]=='/') ++myurl;
+	  buffer_puts(buffer_1,myurl);
 	}
 	retcode=301;
 	buffer_puts(buffer_1,"\r\n\r\n");




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