[dokuwiki] Re: Dokuwiki farm question
- From: Christopher Smith <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:02:35 +0100
On 22 Oct 2009, at 16:58, Karl Loncarek wrote:
Take a look at the login code, also see dokuwiki xref pages,
http://dev.splitbrain.org/reference/dokuwiki/
Just this once, iirc, auth_login() -> act_redirect() ->
act_redirect_execute() -> send_redirect() are called to forward the
user to the wiki home page.
If you do find a bug, please visit http://bugs.splitbrain.org and
file a bug report, include your proposed solution if you have one.
- Chris
Ok found the problematic point so far: In common.php ther is a
function send_redirect() which uses
header('Location: '.$url);
for redirecting. It seems that this sort of redirection interferes
with the internal server redirection.
It shouldn't.
One moment. Am I wrong when I say that: internal redirection works
on the web servers side and Header-redirection works in the browser?
This would explain the behaviour. I assume that the browser takes
the actual path of the website and simply tries to add (in my case:
"../doku1/doku.php"). Seems like "../" does not work here and is
ignored.
Header redirection, tells your browser the page can be found somewhere
else and it sends a new request to the new location. This is the same
as if the browser had requested the new url in the first place. What
you call "internal redirection" is url rewriting and normally it
happens internal to the webserver.
Do you think I'm correct here?
As I looked at the string $url in the send_redirect function I saw
it's a filename with an absolute path.
In order to work also in farms it should look like e.g. "http://127.0.0.1/dokuwiki/doku.php
", right?
Just for fun I hardcoded the above sampel URL and then it worked
without flawlessly.
Is this a bug? What do you think?
Insufficient information. After a successful login, dokuwiki
redirects you to the start page (or maybe the same page you were on
when you pressed the login button). It should generate the url for
that page in the same way it normally generates internal urls -
excepting that this url should always be an absolute url. If that url
is being generated incorrectly, it could be a bug or it could be that
your configuration isn't set correctly.
Tomorrow I'll search whether I can found out where this absolute
path comes from.
- Karl
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