Closed
Bug 67301
Opened 24 years ago
Closed 24 years ago
handling of absolute URIs with port numbers
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(Core :: Networking: HTTP, defect)
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(Reporter: sorin, Assigned: darin.moz)
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I have been using several versions of mozilla (M17/M18/0.7) on a Linux RH 6.2 Intel based box. With all these versions, I have encountered the following strange behaviour: I am running 2 web servers on my computer, on different ports (servletrunner and a normal web server, to be precise): say 8080 and 80. the pages generated by the servletrunner contain absolute URIs to servletrunner, e.g.: http://mymachine.mydomain.lu:8080/servlet/myServlet as long as absolute URIs to the 'normal' web server (images, etc.). Moreover, the servlet is using the traditional session management of servlets (cookie based sessions). when following the links (http://mymachine.mydomaine.lu:8080/servlet/myServlet), mozilla tries get pages with a very strange pattern: 1st attempt: http://mymachine.mydomaine.lu:8080/servlet/myServlet 2nd attempt: http://mymachine.mydomaine.lu:80/servlet/myServlet 3rd attempt: http://mymachine.mydomaine.lu:80/servlet/myServlet and the 4th attempt loops, meaning it really gets the correct URI this time. the funny thing is that the web server on port 80 is also running JServe, so that the second (and third) attempts are successful. However, session is naturally lost in that case, since the cookie is not sent to port 80.
Dup of bug 51237 "Mozilla confuses multiple ports on same machine" Adding comment there about your observations - they look interesting. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 51237 ***
Status: UNCONFIRMED → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
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