Custom ports, support for Rails 2.3/Rack 1.1 #23
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Rack 1.1 / Rails 2.3.10 and higher (but not Rails 3.0 or later versions of Rack) treat the Set-Cookie header as an array instead of a string. This simply allows us to process those headers properly for these versions.
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Custom ports, support for Rails 2.3/Rack 1.1
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These two commits add one minor feature (the ability to redirect to a custom HTTP/HTTPS port) and implements an often-patched workaround for Rails 2.3.10+ weird implemention of headers['Set-Cookie'] being an array instead of a string.