Bad Request - Your browser sent a request that this server could not
understand.
Sorry this isn’t an answer, I’ve been fighting this too. There’s a
quick flash before this, which is an uninterpreted Logout.html. For
some reason, Mason isn’t interpreting this script…
-Alan
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just died.
Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT 3.5.2/Mason
1.3101/FastCGI
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just died.
Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT 3.5.2/Mason
1.3101/FastCGI
Can you reliably reproduce the problem with the latest 3.5 from svn? If
so, does it also reproduce under standalone_httpd, or just the FastCGI
setup?
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just
died. Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT
3.5.2/Mason 1.3101/FastCGI
Can you reliably reproduce the problem with the latest 3.5 from svn?
If so, does it also reproduce under standalone_httpd, or just the
FastCGI setup?
I’ll get the latest and let you know. What is standalone_httpd? I’m not
familiar with that.
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just died.
Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT 3.5.2/Mason
1.3101/FastCGI
After some poking around, it looks as though Logout.html wasn’t actually being processed by Apache, but instead simply being spit back to the browser (right-click on the logout link and save the page locally, then look at the code - can you see Perl in there?).
So why isn’t Logout being processed? Because it is in the /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth directory, and I had configured Apache to not process stuff in NoAuth. Specifically, I had this in my httpd.conf:
Alias /NoAuth /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth
What I really needed to do was process the files in NoAuth, but not the images, like this:
Alias /NoAuth/images /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/images
Make the change, stop Apache, clear out the Mason cache (rm -rf /opt/rt3/var/mason_data/obj/*), clear your browser’s cache (Mozilla wanted to keep everything), and restart Apache. You should now be able to a) log out, and b) still see the Best Practical logo…
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just died.
Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT 3.5.2/Mason
1.3101/FastCGI
Yeah - I had done the Alias on /NoAuth/images but only after I had it
first aliased as /NoAuth - the mason cache was the culprit.> On 10/21/05, Harrison, William harrison@itrd.gov wrote:
Do I get your kudos?
After some poking around, it looks as though Logout.html wasn’t actually being processed by Apache, but instead simply being spit back to the browser (right-click on the logout link and save the page locally, then look at the code - can you see Perl in there?).
So why isn’t Logout being processed? Because it is in the /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth directory, and I had configured Apache to not process stuff in NoAuth. Specifically, I had this in my httpd.conf:
Alias /NoAuth /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth
What I really needed to do was process the files in NoAuth, but not the images, like this:
Alias /NoAuth/images /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/images
Make the change, stop Apache, clear out the Mason cache (rm -rf /opt/rt3/var/mason_data/obj/*), clear your browser’s cache (Mozilla wanted to keep everything), and restart Apache. You should now be able to a) log out, and b) still see the Best Practical logo…
I’ve seen this SEVERAL times in the archive and the threads just died.
Has there been any resolution to this error? I’m running RT 3.5.2/Mason
1.3101/FastCGI