errata: fix handling of XML-RPC URL where a path component is included #123
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Due to incorrect usage of os.path.join, if errata source was used with a URL having a path component such as https://errata.example.com/path, the hostname portion would be lost and we'd try to construct an XML-RPC client with "/path/errata/errata_service" as the URL. Fix that by using os.path.join only on the needed components (we don't need it when joining the parsed URL netloc and path back together).
rbikar
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Due to incorrect usage of os.path.join, if errata source was used
with a URL having a path component such as
https://errata.example.com/path, the hostname portion would be lost
and we'd try to construct an XML-RPC client with
"/path/errata/errata_service" as the URL.
Fix that by using os.path.join only on the needed components (we
don't need it when joining the parsed URL netloc and path back
together).