reroute() does not like urls with port (like localhost:8000)

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

I have this strange behaviour in a local development environment, which uses the URL http://localhost:8000 as a basis.

The application and its routes behaves just fine, except for the reroute() method.

Here is the code of the offending line :

``` 

$f3->reroute('@startup(@promoid=5)');

````

This redirects to a non-working url http://localhost/startups/Turing-promo-4 , instead of http://localhost:8000/startups/Turing-promo-4

The incriminated line appears in a beforeRoute() handler:

namespace Controller;


class Startup
{
    public function beforeRoute(\Base $f3, $params)
         {


 $current_promo = $f3->get('COOKIE.current_promo');

 // this returns correctly : /startups/5
 // die($f3->alias('startup', 'promoid='.$current_promo));

 $f3->reroute('@startup(@promoid='.$current_promo.')');
        }
}

Am I doing something wrong ? 

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

mmh I got the explanation : I'm working on a docker environment, where the host's port 8000 is mapped to port 80 in the guest machine.

If I do this:

 die( "port: ". $f3->PORT );

it outputs:

port: 80 

I guess I'll need to solve that at the nginx level.

[Emmanuel Simond]

>> I guess I'll need to solve that at the nginx level.

was it the issue ? 

[Emmanuel]

solved ?

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

yes, by using port 8000 instead of 80 in the docker container. 

On Monday, April 2, 2018 at 2:51:57 PM UTC+2, Emmanuel wrote:

solved ?