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

[Ralf Lang]

Am 01.02.2013 14:31, schrieb 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
>>>> http://www.horde.org/
>>>>
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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

It should not matter in the standard config but as it's not working for 
you, try to set it to the absolute webroot path.

Is your horde_dir set to /var/www/horde or to var/www/horde ?

That's basically what I do for distribution:

I replicate the rewrite rules of the .htaccess files in a vhost config 
snippet and delete the .htaccess files.

That works.

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Ralf Lang
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Mail: lang at b1-systems.de
B1 Systems GmbH
Osterfeldstraße 7 / 85088 Vohburg / http://www.b1-systems.de
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