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To determine the URL of a server, three components are needed: the scheme (http? https?), the name and the port. Generally, ports won't be the in URL, as they are the default 80 or 443 ports. [ Advanced network configurations ] Furthermore, in back-end/front-end topologies, To determine if we're in HTTPS requires to examine several headers. If there is now a standard, RFC 7239 section 4, a lot of load balancers, caches or web servers use proprietary or former de facto headers. [ Deprecation ] The new Request::getServerURL method supersedes get_server_url from Keruald/Xen sites like Azhàr or Zed.

To determine the URL of a server, three components are needed: the scheme (http? https?), the name and the port. Generally, ports won't be the in URL, as they are the default 80 or 443 ports. **Advanced network configurations** Furthermore, in back-end/front-end topologies, To determine if we're in HTTPS requires to examine several headers. If there is now a standard, RFC 7239 section 4, a lot of load balancers, caches or web servers use proprietary or former de facto headers. **Deprecation** The new Request::getServerURL method supersedes get_server_url from Keruald/Xen sites like Azhàr or Zed.

To determine the URL of a server, three components are needed: the scheme (http? https?), the name and the port. Generally, ports won't be the in URL, as they are the default 80 or 443 ports. [ **Advanced network configurations ]** Furthermore, in back-end/front-end topologies, To determine if we're in HTTPS requires to examine several headers. If there is now a standard, RFC 7239 section 4, a lot of load balancers, caches or web servers use proprietary or former de facto headers. [ **Deprecation ]** The new Request::getServerURL method supersedes get_server_url from Keruald/Xen sites like Azhàr or Zed.