OK, problem solved. There are a great number of nginx configuration guides
that suggest this configuration setting if you're using FastCGI:
fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_script_name;
Commenting out this setting fixed the problem for me. I'd like to thank Paul
Lesniewski for pointing me in the
On 1/27/16, sah62 wrote:
> More info: I've discovered an issue with the value returned from the
> $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] variable. For some reason the value contains the path
> to a particular file concatendated to itself, like this:
>
> /squirrelmail/src/left_main.php/squirrelmail/src/left_main.php
More info: I've discovered an issue with the value returned from the
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] variable. For some reason the value contains the path
to a particular file concatendated to itself, like this:
/squirrelmail/src/left_main.php/squirrelmail/src/left_main.php
This causes HTTP 404 errors when
I think I see the problem:
> Base URL detected as:
> https://mydomain.net/squirrelmail/src/configtest.php/squirrelmail/src
> (location base autodetected)
The base URL is incorrect. What would cause this to be autodetected
incorrectly?
Scott
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I'm getting an HTTP 404 error when I delete a message from my Trash folder.
I'm hoping that someone can help me identify a fix.
I have a message from my Trash folder displayed. The hyperlink to delete the
message uses this URL:
https://mydomain.net/squirrelmail/src/delete_message.php?mailbox=INBO
