I've tried other solutions (including manually setting the response) but I can't get rid of this message or redirect properly.
Explanation: I have a hardware that comunicates with my "web api" to register new users. My web app is running behing a NoIP so every resource that gets accessed in http://my_public_domain:8082 is forwarded to http://my_internal_domain:80.
That being said, I have to build my routes using the overload of Url.RouteUrl() as I need full qualified routes intead of relative ones.
Url.RouteUrl("MyRoute")generates the route http://my_internal_domain/MyRouteUrl.RouteUrl("MyRoute", dataValues, Request.Url.Scheme, hostName)generates the route http://my_public_domain:8082/MyRoute (notice that I have to change the domain because of the dns)
The problem is that when I try to redirect to that route I get a page with the message Object Moved To Here and a link to that route.
Initially I thought that this problem would happend only with external redirects, but if I just do a Redirect("http://www.google.com.br") for example I don't get this page.
I've tried to manually remove the response html body as sugested in another topic (Response.Redirect results in "Object moved to here") but this do not solve the redirect problem and I only get a blank page.
