Description:
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Using the CLI it works as I'd expect - no ports are inferred using http or https when one is not specified:

    $ php test.php
    http://example.com/yep
    https://example.com/yep

http\Url incorrectly infers port 80 for https Url when request is made using http protocol to PHP apache2 handler:

    $ curl ht tp://localhost/test.php
    http://example.com/yep
    https://example.com:80/yep

http\Url incorrectly infers port 443 for http Url when request is made using https protocol to PHP apache2 handler:

    $ curl -k ht tps://localhost/test.php
    http://example.com:443/yep
    https://example.com/yep

Using PHP's development server infers the same port for both http and https:


    $ php -S 127.0.0.1:1234 > /tmp/php.log 2>&1 &
    $ curl http://localhost:1234/test.php
    http://example.com:1234/yep
    https://example.com:1234/yep

Using Ubuntu 14.04 and 14.10, PHP 5.6.7, Apache 2.4. 32-bit and 64-bit.

Sorry, I had to mangle some of the URLs in the curl call examples to get around the spam filter.

Test script:
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<?php
$u = new \http\Url("http://example.com/yep");
echo $u."\n";

$u = new \http\Url("https://example.com/yep");
echo $u."\n";