HostURI is set to https even if not using https

Tim Berners-Lee @timbl 10:21
There is a bug in NSS where it assumes somewhere that it is running as https: and not http:. when making the base URI of a document for parsing.

 targetKB.statementsMatching(st.subject, st.predicate, st.object, target)
[]
targetKB.statementsMatching(st.subject, st.predicate, st.object, null)
[]
targetKB.statementsMatching(null, st.predicate, st.object, target)
(2) [Statement, Statement]
targetKB.statementsMatching(null, st.predicate, st.object, target)[0].subject.uri
"https://localhost:3080/timbl/Public/Test/2018/Cascade%20test/SFO%20LHR/Test%20long%20chat/index.ttl#SharedPreferences"
targetKB.statementsMatching(null, st.predicate, st.object, target)[1].subject.uri
"https://localhost:3080/timbl/Public/Test/2018/Cascade%20test/SFO%20LHR/Test%20long%20chat/index.ttl#id1527249837545"
st.subject
NamedNode {termType: "NamedNode", value: "http://localhost:3080/timbl/Public/Test/2018/Casca…HR/Test%20long%20chat/index.ttl#SharedPreferences"}
st.subject.uri
"http://localhost:3080/timbl/Public/Test/2018/Cascade%20test/SFO%20LHR/Test%20long%20chat/index.ttl#SharedPreferences"

That is debug console output in the PATCH handler
A statement in the store jas a subject which starts https: instead of http: — as a result the PATCH fails 409 as it can’t find the triple to delete it.
Yes @RubenVerborgh this is an example of where having a single mapping place from filename to URI and back may have avoided this.

Ruben Verborgh @RubenVerborgh 10:29
Aha! We had a very similar bug earlier. On the road now, but will check later today.
Do you have more details?

Tim Berners-Lee @timbl 10:34
The above is a deep dive to where the issue shows itself..in fact you can see it in he log

 solid:handlers PATCH -- Reading https://localhost:3080/timbl/Public/Test/2018/Cascade%20test/SFO%20LH

bzzzzt thats wrong
There is a strange line
target.uri = utils.getBaseUri(req) + req.originalUrl

locals.host.serverUri : "https://localhost:8443"
That is wrong

Maybe from here: https://github.com/solid/node-solid-server/blob/master/config/defaults.js#L12
Maybe that is where the https: originates from

Tim Berners-Lee @timbl 11:14
I guess the fault is basically in https://github.com/solid/node-solid-server/blob/master/lib/models/solid-host.js
_

Leggi lib/models/solid-host.js e config/defaults.js, quindi segui utils.getBaseUri(req) attraverso il gestore PATCH. Confronta l’URL della richiesta e locals.host.serverUri con l’URI memorizzata negli statements analizzati. Il lavoro è completo quando le richieste non-HTTPS mantengono il loro schema http e PATCH riesce a trovare il triple da eliminare.