No warning if empty?
Nope, since Olivier wants to be able to keep it empty ;)
I must say it works pretty fine here with an empty $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri: where are there problemes? With the "Location: " header with some browsers?
Yep, since the fitting RFC stated that the "Location" header MUST have a absolute URI as setting. Moreover you may now face problem with the "cookie" authentication mode: since we can't really rely on servers' environment variables, phpMyAdmin is now using the $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri value to define the pathname used with the "setcookie" function.
Loïc
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On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 02:58:22PM +0000, Loïc wrote:
No warning if empty?
Nope, since Olivier wants to be able to keep it empty ;)
euh... :) If I *have* to fill it, I will do that, but I guess I'm not the only lazy phpmyadmin user around... :)
Yep, since the fitting RFC stated that the "Location" header MUST have a absolute URI as setting. Moreover you may now face problem with the "cookie" authentication mode: since we can't really rely on servers' environment variables, phpMyAdmin is now using the $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri value to define the pathname used with the "setcookie" function.
what about simply using "/" as pathname ?
Olivier
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