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@1ec5 Just to clarify, the three origins https://qlever.cs.uni-freiburg.de, https://qlever.informatik.uni-freiburg.de, and https://qlever.dev have been around for a long time and have all three been served in exactly the same way (via the same Apache config). The only thing I have changed is the 308 redirect, in order to make the more canonical https://qlever.dev the default. In the long run, I don't think it's a good idea to have mutiple URLs refer to the exact same thing. One thing we could do is extend the implementation of Would that be enough or do you see other problems with the redirect to https://qlever.dev? |
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@1ec5 I have implemented this in #2435 and it already runs tentatively on https://qlever.dev/osm-planet . And your query https://qlever.dev/osm-planet/DALk77 works fine now. I have made it such that the maximal number of redirects is a runtime parameter of QLever, with a default value of 1, that is, exactly one redirect is allowed. One can disable it by setting the parameter to 0, or allow more redirects than that (though more redirects are usually a sign that something is wrong). |
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Thanks, I didn’t know these domains already existed. What you implemented is great, thank you. I’ll still make sure to use the shorter domain whenever possible from now on. |
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Congratulations on the new domain! Unfortunately, the HTTP 308 redirect from qlever.cs.uni-freiburg.de to qlever.dev causes some existing queries to fail with errors like:
I’m not sure what the expected behavior here should be. I’ll go through the examples on the OSM Wiki to make sure they point to the new domain, but QLever queries have been shared in other places that won’t be so easy to update.
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