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 instead of REQUEST_URI, we could show absolute URL via:
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    but what if its https:// or other protocol?
    
    SERVER_PORT_SECURE doesn't seem to be used
    SERVER_PORT logic would break if they use alternate ports
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<h1>404 Not Found</h1>
<p>The server can not find the requested page:</p>
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    162.144.133.144/api/create (port 80)
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    Please forward this error screen to 162.144.133.144's 
    <a href="mailto:root@server.eigchurn.com?subject=Error message [404] 404 Not Found for 162.144.133.144/api/create port 80 on Thursday, 09-Feb-2017 22:17:13 UTC">
    WebMaster</a>.
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