Re: [PATCH] Allow tagging requests with server address and/or port

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[email protected] wrote:

> Please find attached (in-line and as attachment) a patch which allows to
> tag a client's request with the port and/or the ip-address of the privoxy
> server which handles the request.
>=20
> Example use case:
>=20
> privoxy listens on two addresses, e.g. localhost:8118 and localhost:9119.
> By tagging the request with
>=20
> This is for example useful to distinguish request made through different
> hosts/ports.

Thanks a lot for the patch.

I agree that something like this would be useful but think it
could be simplified by using a single listen-address variable
that allows to tag the request with address and port together.

Instead of creating a text representation of the listen-address
for each connection, it seems preferable to do it once after
binding to the socket and simply look it up later on.

Variables should be declared at the beginning of the block
in which they are used.

> While we are at it. I propose adding CLIENT-HEADER-TAGGER for all
> 'special' substitutions ($origin, $url, $host, $path), not only for
> $origin.

For variables that can contain special characters this is currently
blocked by TODO list item #118:

118) There should be "escaped" dynamic variables that are guaranteed
     not to break filters.

Fabian

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