repoze.vhm3 0.15

Add support for testing on Travis.

Drop support for Python 2.6.

Add support fo Python 3.4, 3.5, and 3.6.

Ensure HTTP_HOST is set correctly for non-standard ports under VHM paths. This header requires a trailing port if not the default for a given service. See http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.23. [davidjb]

add conserve_path_infos for the VHMPathFilter middleware [kiorky]

Update tests of middleware to check only that munge is called correctly.

Test munge sepearately.

100% test coverage.

fixed xheaders filter to set PATH_INFO correctly [vangheem]

Add a repoze.vhm#vhm_explicit filter. This is like the vhm_xheaders middleware, but the VHM host and/or root are set in the WSGI configuration instead of in the request.

Calculate a VIRTUAL_URL and put it into the environment. This is basically the URL that the end user sees. repoze.zope2 >= 1.0.2 uses this to compute the ACTUAL_URL request variable, for example.

Apply the HTTP_HOST port number fix to the VHM Path filter as well.

100% test coverage.

HTTP_HOST parameter now includes port number if not http:80 or https:443. Thanks to Martin Aspeli.

Set ‘HTTP_HOST’ in environ to the same value as ‘SERVER_NAME’, FBO apps which need it.

Remove ‘dependency-links=’ to dist.repoze.org to prevent easy_install from searching there inappropriately.

Re-added the path-segment-based filter as an option, to support scenarios in which the reverse proxy can be configured to rewrite the URL but not to add headers.

Brown bag release: I fudged the entry point for the xheaders filter.

Kill off path-segment-based filter (repoze.vhm.zope2). Only the xheaders filter remains.

Add license headers.

The middleware now sets a ‘repoze.vhm.virtual_host_base’ which is preferred by setServerUrl over ‘HTTP_HOST’ when present.

Add a getVirtualRoot API.

Fix setServerURL method to take into account HTTP_HOST passed by client.

Change repoze.vhm.zope2:setServerURL to allow Zope 2 to generate the correct request[‘URL’] value when the vhm is in the pipeline.

Initial release.