This looks very strange, especially if the server adress contains the protocol name (as it should), as in http://foo.bar/whatever. Only after wiresharking, and studying the source, I found that I have to http://foo.bar:80/whatever.
If this was intended, then this calls for an update in the documentation.
Or is it just a bug? I think the part "depending on URL" is not true:
3000.11.1 (10 July 2015)
- Support both HTTP and HTTPS automatically, depending on URL.
I think the code is wrong because you pick the default port outside the "case".
let hostname = BS.pack (uriRegName auth)
port = fromMaybe 443 (readMaybe $ drop 1 $ uriPort auth)
c <- case init $ uriScheme uri of
"http" ->
openConnection hostname port
"https" -> do
ctx <- baselineContextSSL
openConnectionSSL ctx hostname port
Hi,
I needed several hours (over several days) to find out why my application stopped working: because you switched the default port to 443. ( https://gitlab.imn.htwk-leipzig.de/autotool/all/issues/19 )
This looks very strange, especially if the server adress contains the protocol name (as it should), as in
http://foo.bar/whatever. Only after wiresharking, and studying the source, I found that I have tohttp://foo.bar:80/whatever.Would the "simple client example" work at all? https://hackage.haskell.org/package/haxr-3000.11.1.5/docs/Network-XmlRpc-Client.html
If this was intended, then this calls for an update in the documentation.
Or is it just a bug? I think the part "depending on URL" is not true:
I think the code is wrong because you pick the default port outside the "case".
I will submit a trivial patch.