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[EP-tech] https and $session->config('userhome')
- Subject: [EP-tech] https and $session->config('userhome')
- From: bdgregg at pitt.edu (Brian D. Gregg)
- Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2015 16:21:29 +0000
All,
What is the best config value to use for the base URL when dealing with both http and https connections?
I see in 10_core.pl the following defined, but obviously they don't automatically switch based upon http vs. https.
$c->{http_root} = undef;
$c->{https_root} = '/secure';
$c->{http_cgiroot} = '/cgi';
$c->{https_cgiroot} = '/secure/cgi';
But is there a $session->config('{???}') value that automatically switches between http and https as needed?
The reason I am asking is in the code for meprints, we are having an issue with the "Edit Profile" link on the user's homepage isn't redirecting properly to https (aka "/secure/..."). I suspect that the issue is found here: https://github.com/eprintsug/meprints/blob/66da9c9c7bfb04dfa202368ad03cacc5ffe61fca/lib/plugins/EPrints/Plugin/Screen/User/EditLink.pm#L64 However, I'm at a loss as to what to replace the $session->config( 'userhome' ) value with. I suspect that there is a https or /secure that needs prepended to the string and I figure there is a short cut that I can use like $session->config( 'cgiurl' ) etc. or something similar.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian.
Brian D. Gregg
Solutions Architect | Manager Systems Development
University of Pittsburgh | University Library System
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