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According to numerous reports filter_input(INPUT_SERVER…) on PHP with CGI/FastCGI might result in NULL being returned.
This happened to me recently and as such plugin’s constructor was assigning
$this->domain = $this->originalDomain;
which results in home page always redirecting to original domain.
Could you please fix it and use normal $_SERVER variables to determine domain instead of filter_input function?
Read comment from “anthony dot parsons at manx dot net” here for some details: http://php.net/manual/en/function.filter-input.php or google for ‘filter_input INPUT_SERVER returns null’ for bug confirmation.
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Despite my effort to keep the plugin up to date and bug-free, I was really busy in the last months. I didn't start working on this issue. It sure requires some testing, but it doesn't seem a complex one at a first glance. If you could spare the project a couple hours, feel free to submit a PR. I really appreciate that. :)
From this discussion on WP.org support forum:
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