I'm running phpMyAdmin on Fedora 9: phpMyAdmin-2.11.8.1-1.fc9.noarch
I use an Apache rewrite rule to force connections to that site to be via https since I'm accessing it from "outside" and there are user names/passwords involved.
Basically if the connection is not HTTPS, I redirect it to https:... so it tried again, of course this time it IS HTTPS so things continue.
It works fine, but when I exit from phpMyAdmin (use the exit icon/button), I get another HTTP/1.1 401 Not Authorized prompt for a user id/password again instead of a "clean" exit that just says something like "You are now logged out, click here to login again".
It's not a big deal, but I show up in my own logwatch reports now as somebody who's trying "break in".
When phpMyAdmin exits, why is it asking me for a userid and password again?
Is this something I should create a bug report on?
Thanks,
Don Russell
I use an Apache rewrite rule to force connections to that site to be via https since I'm accessing it from "outside" and there are user names/passwords involved.
Basically if the connection is not HTTPS, I redirect it to https:... so it tried again, of course this time it IS HTTPS so things continue.
It works fine, but when I exit from phpMyAdmin (use the exit icon/button), I get another HTTP/1.1 401 Not Authorized prompt for a user id/password again instead of a "clean" exit that just says something like "You are now logged out, click here to login again".
It's not a big deal, but I show up in my own logwatch reports now as somebody who's trying "break in".
When phpMyAdmin exits, why is it asking me for a userid and password again?
Is this something I should create a bug report on?
Thanks,
Don Russell
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