#81 http redirect to https (port problem)...

[rchilro]

Hi there,
Just to let you know that i found that:
- when you access a site in http without indicating the port (ex.: http://sourceforge.net/blablabla\);
- if the site redirects to https, the generated link in _httpsrequest has a :80 (ex.: https://sourceforge.net:80\) which returns an "invalid request".

to remedy this situation i forced in the beguining of the function the port to 443. it works for me but this doesn't work for the general cases

If you need more details i can try to give you the headers in transit.
thanks in advance.

[Jason Pell]

we ended up fixing this problem locally in opendb project

https://github.com/pellcorp/opendb/commit/05e37af6e94f6816a6efd19dc60fcb423f7265b7#lib/Snoopy.class.php

[Gene Wood]

Thanks for the bug report. This issue has been fixed in Snoopy 2.0.0

The test I used which works in Snoopy 2.0.0 and fails in Snoopy 1.2.5 is

<?php
include "Snoopy.class.php";
$Snoopy = new Snoopy;
$Snoopy->fetch("http://accounts.google.com/");
print_r($Snoopy);
?>

You can get the new version of Snoopy 2.0.0 here