Re: [Phpgroupware-users] login.php is coded for /login.php and /home.php

[Chris Weiss]

I don't have a trailing slash on mine and it works.  Anyone else?

Patrick Price (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>Sorry, I just found the config.
>
>However the config screen says No Trailing Slash for the URL, so I
>entered /phpgroupware
>
>Then I try to login and get:
>
>The requested URL /phpgroupwarelogin.php was not found on this server.
>
>It turns out I DO have to give it the trailing slash.  I entered
>/phpgroupware/ and login works.
>
>I went back, removed trailing slash and made sure to reload login.php
>and it still won't login.  login.php is broken - it needs the trailing
>slash.
>
>When I use the slash, after login the URL has /phpgroupware// in it, and
>all I get is the header screen.   The lower portion of the screen is
>blank.  Is this normal?
>
>I hope this entire platform isn't buggy throughout like this.  :-)
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>-Patrick
>
>
>Chris Weiss wrote:
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>>that's the header, i'm talking about in config.
>>
>>Patrick Price (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>>
>>>
>>>Chris Weiss wrote:
>>>
>>>>it should come from the setup/config setting for your site url
>>>>
>>>There is no URL setting in the /phpgroupware/setup screen unless Server
>>>Root is the URL (it defaults to filesystem path):
>>>
>>>
>>>Server Root  (this is a path like /httpd/htdocs/phpgroupware)
>>>Include Root (this should be the same as Server Root unless you know
>>>what you are doing)
>>>Admin password to header manager
>>>DB Host                                    Hostname/IP of Databaseserver
>>>DB Name                                    Name of Database
>>>DB User                                    Name of DB User as
>>>phpgroupware has to connect as
>>>DB Password                                    Password of DB User
>>>DB Type                         What Database do you want to use with
>>>PHPGroupWare?
>>>Configuration Password                                     Password
>>>needed for configuration
>>>Persistent connection                                    Do you want
>>>persistent connections (higher performance, but eats memory)
>>>Sessions Type
>>>Enable MCrypt
>>>MCrypt version
>>>MCrypt initilazation vector
>>>Domain select box on login
>>>
>>>-Patrick
>>>
>>>>Patrick Price (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>>>>
>>>>>I made it through configuration and creating admin/demo accounts, but
>>>>>now the login.php form tries to post to /login.php.  It should be
>>>>>posting to /phpgroupware/login.php or just login.php.
>>>>>
>>>>>The / should not be there.  Where is the / coming from?
>>>>>
>>>>>Patrick Price
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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