In
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int port = ServletUtil.getLocalPort(req); |
, which in turns call
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port = req.getLocalPort(); |
, FastGCI sets SERVER_PORT to the local port. This does not work when the container is behind a proxy or a NAT.
If for example you are natting your more router so that the external port is 80, but you run your service on a tomcat on port 8080, SERVER_PORT should be set 80, not 8080. To do so, FastCGI should pic the server port (req.getServerPort()) and may be fall back on req.getLocalPort(), not the other way around.
In
php-java-bridge/src/main/java/io/soluble/pjb/servlet/fastcgi/FastCGIServlet.java
Line 201 in 146592a
php-java-bridge/src/main/java/io/soluble/pjb/servlet/ServletUtil.java
Line 97 in 146592a
If for example you are natting your more router so that the external port is 80, but you run your service on a tomcat on port 8080, SERVER_PORT should be set 80, not 8080. To do so, FastCGI should pic the server port (req.getServerPort()) and may be fall back on req.getLocalPort(), not the other way around.