[nag] once more: /nag/t/save

[erling at eph.dk]

Citat af Ralf Lang <lang at b1-systems.de>:

> Am 01.02.2013 00:48, schrieb erling at eph.dk:
>
>> Citat af Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:
>>
>>> Zitat von Michael J Rubinsky <mrubinsk at horde.org>:
>>>
>>>> Quoting erling at eph.dk:
>>>>
>>>>> nag/t/s
>>>>>        First to all of you.
>>>>>        Your doing a great job. I am impressed.
>>>>>        However may I come with a small request?
>>>>>
>>>>>        Rubinsky: (and others)
>>>>>        You are a helpfull and pleasent man,
>>>>>        but when people write on the list:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I checked that there is the same problem at: http://demo.horde.org
>>>>>>          when adding or editting a task it tries to write a url:
>>>>>
>>>>> http://demo.horde.org/nag/t/save
>>>>>
>>>>>        You just say:>You don't have rewrite rules enabled properly.
>>>>
>>>>     Short of performing the configuration for you, I'm not sure what
>>>> else
>>>>     I can say to explain this more clearly. Horde comes with a
>>>> correctly
>>>>     configured .htaccess file that enables the proper rules to make
>>>> this
>>>>     work. Your part of the bargain is to make sure that ReWrite rules
>>>> are
>>>>     enabled on your server and that the .htaccess file is allowed to
>>>>     specify them.
>>>>
>>>>     If you are not using Apache, you must add appropriate rewrite
rules
>>>>     for your server. Rules for lighttpd are included in the doc
>>>> directory.
>>>>
>>>>> I say: If I have searched and tried every solution known to mankind.
>>>>>        And I then go in and check your own demo and it does the same
>>>>> thing.
>>>>>        Then I must regard it as a bug!
>>>>
>>>>     Or you can regard it as our very small team has not had the time
to
>>>>     fix this low priority issue on our demo server.
>>>>
>>>>> Sorry but thats how I funktion.
>>>>>
>>>>>        My request is:
>>>>>        Get the demo in order.
>>>>
>>>>     It's on the list.
>>>
>>>    I actually did this earlier today.
>>>
>>>>> Tell us about the solution that works on demo.horde.org, when it is
in
>>>>>        order.
>>>>
>>>>     I, and others, have already explained what the solution is.
>>>>
>>>>> Please don't just say: "blah blah blah"
>>>>
>>>>     Sorry, when did I say "blah blah blah" or, as I can only assume
>>>> this
>>>>     was meant to mean; When did I say something that meant nothing?
>>>>
>>>>> Link to the propper solution and all of us wannabee geeks wil happyly
>>>>>        follow your lead.
>>>>>
>>>>>        Perhaps the /nag/t/save problem is importent enough to ern a
>>>>> line
>>>>>      or to in
>>>>>        the wiki.
>>>>>        Or perhaps just a link to a knowhow.
>>>>
>>>>     I agree that the fact that ReWrite rules need to be enabled on the
>>>>     webserver should be added to the INSTALL file. Patch?
>>>
>>>    --
>>>    Jan Schneider
>>>    The Horde Project
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>>>
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>>
>>   Thank you
>>
>>   Now I have to asume that I am doing something wrong.
>>
>>   To: Rubinsky
>>
>>   sorry for the blahblah line is was written in frustation and instead
of
>>   rewriting your answers
>>   Please donøt take as an insult just my frustations.
>>
>>   Can someone explain to me why my rewrite engine adds the front path 2
>>   times.
>>
>>   like /var/www/var/www/horde/rampage.php
>
>  what does your fileroot line in registry.local.php look like?
>
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  Since all my horde aplications live within the horde directory.
  I didn't change it from default.

ergo it isn't set

 * fileroot: (string) The base filesystem path for the module's
files. *           DEFAULT: Auto-determined based on this file's
location.

// $app_fileroot = __DIR__ . '../';