Ok, let me make this easier for you guys:
http://www.audith.net/acp/components/index.do
is our example page. If you are using some sniffer program, or header reader
[like FF extension "LiveHTTP headers". ], you can see that pages my code
produces, have this header : "X-Powered-By: Audith CMS codename Persephone".
So, as you can see, URL like
http://www.audith.net/acp/components/register2.do
is mine, an expected result - whereas
http://www.audith.net/acp/components/register.do
is not.
Shehi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shahriyar "Shehi" Imanov" <sh...@imanov.name>
To: <users@httpd.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 10:41 PM
Subject: Re: [us...@httpd] mod-rewrite: ReWrite failure due to a "reserved"
word?!
hi again eric,
i thought about that... i am coding cms, so redirections made by code are
traceable. no, software [php that is] is not doing this. why would it do
that only with one word ["register" in this case] anyway?
As you said, I accessed pages through index.php, like:
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/register.do
interestingly got 403 again? But why? Its 100% not PHP, or my code [since
I am able to "mark" all redirections and identify them]... Why I can't
access [403]:
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/register.do or
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/getregister.do or
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/2312register.do
whereas I can access everything else like
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/registerasdasd.do
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/register2.do
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/foobar.do
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/components/while.do
I even can access these [200]:
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/register
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/Register.do
Again but not these:
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/register.do [403]
http://URL.com/index.php/acp/Register.do [301]
But again, forget 301's... Code only does 301. Why 403's do occur?! I
realize this is not mod-rewrite related now :)
Shehi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Covener" <cove...@gmail.com>
To: <users@httpd.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 10:24 PM
Subject: Re: [us...@httpd] mod-rewrite: ReWrite failure due to a
"reserved" word?!
What happens when you remove rewrite from the equation and just send
the requests through your index.php?
IOW, is the 403 issued by the PHP code?
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