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| Redirect - possibly another Skylark bug [message #38632] |
Mon, 31 December 2012 11:16  |
Peter
Messages: 16
Registered: October 2012
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Hi.
I'll start with the code example sufficient to reproduce the wrong behaviour. The example consists of a single file Main.cpp:
#include <Skylark/Skylark.h>
using namespace Upp;
bool handler_checked;
SKYLARK(BBB, "bbb")
{
http << "<html><body>OK</body></html>";
handler_checked = false;
}
SKYLARK(Check, "check")
{
handler_checked = true;
http.Redirect(BBB);
}
SKYLARK(HomePage, "")
{
if(!handler_checked)
{
http.Redirect(Check);
return;
}
RLOG("ERROR");
}
SKYLARK(CatchAll, "**")
{
http.Redirect(HomePage);
}
struct MyApp : SkylarkApp {
MyApp() {
#ifdef _DEBUG
prefork = 0;
use_caching = false;
#endif
}
};
CONSOLE_APP_MAIN
{
#ifdef _DEBUG
StdLogSetup(LOG_FILE|LOG_COUT);
Ini::skylark_log = true;
#endif
MyApp().Run();
}
Now for the actual problem. My motivation is as follows: whenever I go to root page, I want to get redirected to /check and finally
to /bbb. Redirection process is managed by a boolean variable handler_checked (initially set to false). In Check I set it to true and finally reset it back to false in BBB (so that another visit to root page will redirect me to /bbb again).
Unfortunately, after a random number of attempts (usually between 2 and 4) something goes wrong and root page doesn't redirect me to /bbb anymore. According to logs, at some point redirection from /check to /bbb fails. As a result, after redirection sequence is complete, I'm left with handler_checked == true instead of false. That's why another access to root page doesn't redirect me anywhere (I go to RLOG("ERROR") instead).
Please compare these two fragments of log:
1. correct redirection to /bbb:
7 Redirect to: /bbb
7 Finished
n Accepted
g Waiting for accept
n GET /bbb
2. redirection to /bbb skipped(?):
s Redirect to: /bbb
s Finished
4 Accepted
p Waiting for accept
4 GET /
As you can see, in the second case for some reason we have "GET /" instead of "GET /bbb". Because we miss a call to BBB and call HomePage instead with value of handler_checked not restored to false, we end up with the error I described.
I'm able to reproduce this problem with
Google Chrome 20.0.1132.47 (or Chromium which I think makes no real difference) while Mozilla Firefox seems to behave correctly (I haven't tried other browsers yet). Try the following steps using Chrome:
1. Compile the code and run the application.
2. Go to root page.
3. Keep repeating step 2 - one of the attempts should not redirect you to /bbb, you should end up with a blank root page and "ERROR" in log.
Best regards
Peter
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