I find this works as expected
“http.HandleFunc(”/@",startHandler)"
However if I replace the ‘@’ with ‘#’ I get a directory listing of the server account.
Just a thought that this might be a security issue.
Very useful for some no doubt.
Maybe there have been some CIA/Mossad people contributing to the open source community.
Hi @lacazet2k,
You can use path package to use a simple path-matching schemes, or you can use regular expressions to match your paths. 
but listing directory, I think it is an issue… @lacazet2k can you post your code in your handler?
This code snippet illustrates a similar problem. that I came across
fune redirectToHttps(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
http.Redirect(w, r, “https://xxxxxxxxxxxx.com:”+cfg.PortS+"/@", 307) // temporary for testing
}
As already pointed out in a neighboring thread, I doubt that there is a problem with gos libraries or handlers, but instead a configuration problem with involved reverse proxies.
I rather not to test the code or click https://xxxxxxxxxxxx.com link to redirect. How about pointing to a localhost:PORT/@ ?
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