[erlang-questions] Nitrogen on several ports

[Jesse Gumm]

Hi John,

You can get the socket from Nitrogen and from the socket determine its type:

In code that could be something like

is_ssl() ->
   Socket = wf:socket(),
   is_tuple(Socket) andalso element(1,Socket)=:=sslsocket.

Though I personally prefer to throw nginx in front of Nitrogen deal
with that kind of routing (URL-based, anyway).

-Jesse

On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 9:20 AM, John Hughes <john.hughes@REDACTED> wrote:
> I’m running nitrogen on inets, configured to serve *two* ports, an ordinary
> ip port and an ssl port. That works fine—nitrogen serves the same
> information on both ports, but if I want to interact securely with the site
> then I can do it on the ssl port.
>
> What I would LIKE to do is to disable the parts of the site that really
> require secure access, when I visit it through the non-encrypted port. But
> to do that, I need to find out from nitrogen which port the request being
> served came through. Does anyone know of a way to do that?
>
> John
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