google app engine - GAE go only serves paths on localhost not domain -

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i messing around small go app google app engine locally using appengine sdk.

i have problem path different root can served if try hit using localhost, not domain name.

my setup follows.

  • home.mydomain.com points home ip adress
  • my home router forwards incoming tcp , udp on port 80 laptop on port 8080
  • my laptop running windows 10
  • my go version go1.6 windows/amd64

my app.yaml:

application: tasks version: 1 runtime: go api_version: go1  handlers: - url:  /.*   script: _go_app

minimum example code:

func init() {     filehandler := http.fileserver(http.dir("../frontend"))      http.handlefunc("/loggedout", testhandler)     http.handle("/", filehandler)      log.print(http.listenandserve(":8080", nil)) }  func testhandler(res http.responsewriter, req *http.request){         panic("just need work") }

my symptoms if access localhost:8080/ website, , if access localhost:8080/loggedout expected panic.
if access home.mydomain.com/ website, if access home.mydomain.com/loggedout connection hangs, in chromes network tab listed pending indefinitely.

as greg pointed out, when using goapp did not need call listenandserve. goapp listen requests outside of localhost had add --host "my laptops ip" command.


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