Tweak the User-Agent a bit (#1153)
* [bugfix] Use AccountDomain for user agent By using the account domain we can pinpoint the source of the request more accurately when looking at the User-Agent header. * [chore] Align user-agent header with spec Based on RFC 7231, our User-Agent header doesn't quite match. It seems to always want Name [/ Version] pairs, with comments in parenthesis and multiple comments separated by a semicolon. Align our UA with that, using application name first by itself in case someone has customised it with the source instance in a comment. Follow that up with gotosocial/<version> and a comment pointing at the source code. This also drops the mention of gofed/activity since a fork is in use.
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@ -59,7 +59,8 @@ type controller struct {
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// NewController returns an implementation of the Controller interface for creating new transports
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func NewController(db db.DB, federatingDB federatingdb.DB, clock pub.Clock, client pub.HttpClient) Controller {
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applicationName := config.GetApplicationName()
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host := config.GetHost()
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host := config.GetAccountDomain()
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proto := config.GetProtocol()
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version := config.GetSoftwareVersion()
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c := &controller{
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@ -69,7 +70,7 @@ func NewController(db db.DB, federatingDB federatingdb.DB, clock pub.Clock, clie
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client: client,
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trspCache: cache.New[string, *transport](0, 100, 0),
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badHosts: cache.New[string, struct{}](0, 1000, 0),
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userAgent: fmt.Sprintf("%s; %s (gofed/activity gotosocial-%s)", applicationName, host, version),
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userAgent: fmt.Sprintf("%s (+%s://%s) gotosocial/%s", applicationName, proto, host, version),
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}
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// Transport cache has TTL=1hr freq=1min
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