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Jamey_Price_105
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Jan 25, 2005

Problem rewriting header attribute on HTTP code 302

I'm new to TCL as of yesterday, so if I'm doing something monumentally dumb, please pardon me.     Our application runs on a server on port 9080, clients access it via port 80 or 443. When...
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rapmaster_c_127
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Jan 26, 2005
One thing I'll add to unruley's well-written response is that you may want to condition your check on the server's response actually being a 302. Otherwise you'll be needlessly scanning non-redirects for Location: headers.