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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by mo...@lyximer.net on 2002/02/24 23:15:45 UTC
AllowPathInfo and PATH_INFO
Hi,
New to the list, sorry to subscribe just to get a question answered but
i'll stay here - i am quite experienced with Apache 1.3.X and will try and
help others as I hope someone will help me with this one :)
I'm running Apache 2.0.33-dev (although have tried it with 2.0.32 as well)
with PHP/4.2.0-dev (again, i've tried this with the release version of
php - currently 4.1.1)
I have several php scripts which all use urls like;
http://servername.co.uk/page.php/pagename
These have stopped working since installing Apache 2.0.32/2.0.33-dev and
now produce 404 - Object not found errors both in the output and in the
logs.
I have also tried including the
AllowPathInfo On
line in the httpd.conf, also in the <Directory> sections and also in a
.htaccess file in the document root and this still happens with all the
scripts i use...
Suggestions anyone??
Thanks in advance,
Ross
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Re: AllowPathInfo and PATH_INFO
Posted by Ross McKillop <mo...@lyximer.net>.
Yes I meant AcceptPathInfo - sorry.
Yes it is on in all relevant directories, and i have double
checked this - it seems fine... but it doesnt work with php
scripts (although it does with cgi (just checked))
Ross
On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Joshua Slive wrote:
>
> On Sun, 24 Feb 2002 moomin@lyximer.net wrote:
> > I'm running Apache 2.0.33-dev (although have tried it with 2.0.32 as well)
> > with PHP/4.2.0-dev (again, i've tried this with the release version of
> > php - currently 4.1.1)
> >
> > I have several php scripts which all use urls like;
> > http://servername.co.uk/page.php/pagename
> >
> > These have stopped working since installing Apache 2.0.32/2.0.33-dev and
> > now produce 404 - Object not found errors both in the output and in the
> > logs.
> >
> > I have also tried including the
> > AllowPathInfo On
> >
> > line in the httpd.conf, also in the <Directory> sections and also in a
> > .htaccess file in the document root and this still happens with all the
> > scripts i use...
>
> I assume you mean AcceptPathInfo. If so, then you are doing the correct
> thing. I have not personally tried this with PHP, so I can't tell you if
> you have found a bug or not. Please double check that you really have
> AcceptPathInfo On for the relevant directories, and if it still doesn't
> work, file a bug report.
>
> Joshua.
>
>
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Re: AllowPathInfo and PATH_INFO
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
On Sun, 24 Feb 2002 moomin@lyximer.net wrote:
> I'm running Apache 2.0.33-dev (although have tried it with 2.0.32 as well)
> with PHP/4.2.0-dev (again, i've tried this with the release version of
> php - currently 4.1.1)
>
> I have several php scripts which all use urls like;
> http://servername.co.uk/page.php/pagename
>
> These have stopped working since installing Apache 2.0.32/2.0.33-dev and
> now produce 404 - Object not found errors both in the output and in the
> logs.
>
> I have also tried including the
> AllowPathInfo On
>
> line in the httpd.conf, also in the <Directory> sections and also in a
> .htaccess file in the document root and this still happens with all the
> scripts i use...
I assume you mean AcceptPathInfo. If so, then you are doing the correct
thing. I have not personally tried this with PHP, so I can't tell you if
you have found a bug or not. Please double check that you really have
AcceptPathInfo On for the relevant directories, and if it still doesn't
work, file a bug report.
Joshua.
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