WG: Login fails using RoundCube under IIS Web Server (Windows XP) with "HTTP 405"

Fri, 21 Oct 2005 14:42:49 -0700

It turns out that after manually changing the action field in the login template the list of messages shows up correctly. That is a great step at least.
 
I think that if RoundCube should work with IIS all self-referencing forms must shall at least point to "index.php". But it would be better if it would point to the path provided via $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]. So the code in clean php, the _javascript_ scripts, the template parsing and the templates might need to be adjusted.
 
Now after being logged in I'm unable to open any message or use any of the buttons. I think that the reason for that is the (in the view of IIS) "wrong" self-reference.
 
Do you see a change to change that behavious so that every self-refernce uses the scripts real path - or at least that until there is a final solution that "index.php" is used instead of "./" ?
 
Addition: IIS is configured to look for "index.php" automatically if only a reference to the directory is passed. That way adressing http://localhost/mail opens the "index.php" as wanted.
 
Thanks a lot
Sven
Von: Sven Nickel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 21. Oktober 2005 19:01
An: '[email protected]'
Betreff: Login fails using RoundCube under IIS Web Server (Windows XP) with "HTTP 405"

Hallo RoundCube Developers!
 
I have installed RoundCube under IIS (Windows XP German) and am running MySQL and PHP on the same system. I have got the problem that when I open the login page (http://localhost/mail.index.php), type in the correct user information and then press the Login button it just gives me the page for "HTTP 405 - Resource not allowed".
 
I think that it has to do with the way IIS reacts the the action field that is provided in the login form:
 
    <form name="form" action="./" method="post">
 
If I save the html source and replace the action field above with 'action=""' the list of messages turns up. I myself did some PHP/MySQL development but don't have a clue what the problem here is. I think that I should get further if RoundCube would not only provider "./" in den login field but also the complete address of the file. I don't really know if it would solve the problem but at least the login should work - so I think - if RoundCube would use 'action="" . $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]'.
 
What do you think about that?
 
Thanks a lot
Sven Nickel
 
Berlin, Germany
ICQ: 18256397
 
 

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