bob.33 wrote:
>
>
> Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
>>
>>
>> Let's start by finding why autodetection fails. Looks like PHP_SELF is
>> missing. PHP upgrade should not change things. I don't see any similar
>> things in changelog. It might be one of FastCGI setup differences or some
>> SquirrelMail security updates corrupt PHP_SELF.
>>
>> Could you create test script with
>> ---
>> <?php
>> header('Content-Type: text/plain;');
>> var_dump($_SERVER);
>> ---
>> put it in SquirrelMail src directory, run it same way as you run
>> configtest.php (http://mail.example.org/src/test.php) and show script
>> output. Replace domain info with 'example.org'. Or test PHP settings
>> according to SquirrelMail docs
>> (http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/TestPHPSettings) and show PHP variables
>> table.
>>
>
> PHP_SELF seems to return a zero-byte string. the script you suggested
> renders thusly:
> ...
> ["REQUEST_URI"]=>
> string(13) "/src/test.php"
> ["QUERY_STRING"]=>
> string(0) ""
> ["PHP_SELF"]=>
> string(0) ""
> ...
>
Could you check http://mail.example.org/src/test.php?test and see if
REQUEST_URI includes '?test' part?
Older SquirrelMail versions used REQUEST_URI, PHP_SELF and QUERY_STRING
variables. Use of REQUEST_URI was disabled in 1.4.10. You can reenable it by
reverting this patch
(http://squirrelmail.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/squirrelmail/tags/rel-1_4_10a/functions/strings.php?r1=11983&r2=12112&view=patch).
Please note that correct fix is not that simple and by reverting to
REQUEST_URI you bypass some security checks. Correct fix is more complex.
File bug report on SquirrelMail bug tracker.
If you want you could try upgrading your PHP setup in desperate hope than
newer version adds PHP_SELF variable. Correct fix is to make SquirrelMail
use REQUEST_URI, when PHP_SELF is not available.
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