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Could not find file data for GET_//indexx2Ehtml
So it looks like flip isn't using the hostname in the path. This is my
client command for HTTP:
chrome-win32\chrome.exe --host-resolver-rules="MAP * 192.168.1.116"
http://news.google.com:16002
This is my command against the same flip server, but using SPDY:
chrome-win32\chrome.exe --use-spdy=no-ssl --host-resolver-rules="MAP *
192.168.1.116" http://news.google.com:10040
I tried this against a server compiled with and without SSL support,
both gives me same result; SPDY works, HTTP end up on the wrong path.
Like Jon, I'm also not sure how flip server should know the correct
path wen using HTTP. I "trick" it into getting the right files by
encoding the host and appending this to the request, but that doesn't
seem right.
What is the right way of connect to flip over HTTP?
return std::string(url, b, next_colon - b);
I'm not sure if this is right in all cases, might want to unit test this.
This makes the GetUrlHost actually return the host instead of just the
port-number.
Hope this helps...