Dear All
I’ve just installed RT 2.0.8 - no problems.
But I cannot login to the WebRT - as the post’ed values appear to be
lost within the code.
Changing them to get method solves the issue.
Redhat 7.1
MySQL 3.23.42
perl 5.6.1 (own complied version not reddrat)
Apache/1.3.20 (Unix) mod_perl/1.26 mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6
I see others have had this problem in the past (from the archives) - The
only trait I can seem to see is that some have an “own complied” perl.
Is there another fix, as if / when I upgrade I have to change all the
post’s to get’s again !
Thanks
Greg
Hi Greg,
have you upgraded from 2.0.1 or before ? or is this a fresh install ?
if you have upgraded, is the “PerlRequire /path/to/rt2/bin/webmux.pl” in
your httpd.conf pointing to the correct (new) webmux.pl ?
Greetings,
RolandOn Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Greg Cope wrote:
Dear All
I’ve just installed RT 2.0.8 - no problems.
But I cannot login to the WebRT - as the post’ed values appear to be
lost within the code.
Changing them to get method solves the issue.
Redhat 7.1
MySQL 3.23.42
perl 5.6.1 (own complied version not reddrat)
Apache/1.3.20 (Unix) mod_perl/1.26 mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6
I see others have had this problem in the past (from the archives) - The
only trait I can seem to see is that some have an “own complied” perl.
Is there another fix, as if / when I upgrade I have to change all the
post’s to get’s again !
Roland von Herget wrote:
Hi Greg,
have you upgraded from 2.0.1 or before ? or is this a fresh install ?
if you have upgraded, is the “PerlRequire /path/to/rt2/bin/webmux.pl” in
your httpd.conf pointing to the correct (new) webmux.pl ?
Thanks Roland.
This is a fresh install.
Everything appears fine, once I set all the METHOD=POST to GET’s.
This is odd, as I’ve not had this problem with RT before on different
boxes.
Greg
Hi Greg,
I had exactly this problem with RT 2.0.0. After changing a few things
(CGI::Cookie to Apache::Cookie in webmux.pl) it worked fine for me…
So, I’m sorry but I have no further ideas…
Greetings,
RolandOn Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Greg Cope wrote:
Roland von Herget wrote:
Hi Greg,
have you upgraded from 2.0.1 or before ? or is this a fresh install ?
if you have upgraded, is the “PerlRequire /path/to/rt2/bin/webmux.pl” in
your httpd.conf pointing to the correct (new) webmux.pl ?
Thanks Roland.
This is a fresh install.
Everything appears fine, once I set all the METHOD=POST to GET’s.
This is odd, as I’ve not had this problem with RT before on different
boxes.
Greg
Roland von Herget wrote:
Hi Greg,
I had exactly this problem with RT 2.0.0. After changing a few things
(CGI::Cookie to Apache::Cookie in webmux.pl) it worked fine for me…
So, I’m sorry but I have no further ideas…
webmux.pl already uses Apache::Cookie …
Anyone else any ideas why RT should be losing POST’ed data ?
Greg
|+ I had exactly this problem with RT 2.0.0. After changing a few things
|+ (CGI::Cookie to Apache::Cookie in webmux.pl) it worked fine for me…
RT requests both CGI::Cookie and Apache::Cookie. If you have both of
these installed, you should not have to make any modifications to
webmux.pl.
-darrin
Darrin Walton wrote:
|+ I had exactly this problem with RT 2.0.0. After changing a few things
|+ (CGI::Cookie to Apache::Cookie in webmux.pl) it worked fine for me…
RT requests both CGI::Cookie and Apache::Cookie. If you have both of
these installed, you should not have to make any modifications to
webmux.pl.
I am still at a loss as to why posted data is going missing.
Hum …
My only solution is to change all the posts to gets, but this is a
kludge.
Greg
I am still at a loss as to why posted data is going missing.
Hum …
My only solution is to change all the posts to gets, but this is a
kludge.
And it’s dangerous. I’d recommend making sure that CGI.pm, libapreq
and HTML::Mason are all up to date and fully functional. (Reinstall all of them)
Greg
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“GC” == Greg Cope gjjc@rubberplant.freeserve.co.uk writes:
GC> I am still at a loss as to why posted data is going missing.
GC> Hum …
Are you doing some sort of internal or external redirect?
Jesse Vincent wrote:
I am still at a loss as to why posted data is going missing.
Hum …
My only solution is to change all the posts to gets, but this is a
kludge.
And it’s dangerous. I’d recommend making sure that CGI.pm, libapreq
and HTML::Mason are all up to date and fully functional. (Reinstall all of them)
Recomplied the lot.
HTML::Mason fails test with apache for no apparent reason!
Any clue appreciated.
Greg
It does that regularly from my experience - at least on every system
i’ve played with so far…
force the install.
AndrewOn Thursday, October 11, 2001, at 02:49 AM, Greg Cope wrote:
Jesse Vincent wrote:
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 03:03:48PM +0000, Greg Cope wrote:
I am still at a loss as to why posted data is going missing.
Hum …
My only solution is to change all the posts to gets, but this is a
kludge.
And it’s dangerous. I’d recommend making sure that CGI.pm, libapreq
and HTML::Mason are all up to date and fully functional. (Reinstall
all of them)
Recomplied the lot.
HTML::Mason fails test with apache for no apparent reason!
Any clue appreciated.
Greg
Greg
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