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change SERVER_NAME with HTTP_HOST to get correct URL #46
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Fixed $http_url to respect Host header instead SERVER_NAME (1EdTech#46).
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When using double subdomains like 'www.testing.ourcompany.com', the SERVER_NAME will return 'testing.ourcompany.com', while the HTTP_HOST returns the entire host. This url is used to create an oauth signature and this signature will differ. It's better to always use the entire url here.