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[jira] [Created] (TS-3222) Port number padded with 0 when Host
header has explicit port specification
Nakagome Tomoyuki created TS-3222:
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Summary: Port number padded with 0 when Host header has explicit port specification
Key: TS-3222
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-3222
Project: Traffic Server
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Nakagome Tomoyuki
Due to this line in proxy/hdrs/HTTP.cc:1552
{noformat}
ui->m_len_port = sprintf(port_buff, "%.5d", hdr->m_port);
{noformat}
UrlPrintHack::UrlPrintHack() prepends unnecessary '0's so the port_buff will be 5 chars, like "00080". Suggestion is to remove .5 from the format string and change it to
{noformat}
ui->m_len_port = snprintf(port_buff, 6, "%d", hdr->m_port);
{noformat}
unless there are some specific reasons for the current code.
To replicate the symptom, send a request with a Host header having a port number like:
Host: www.apache.org:80
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