Nevermind. The problem was that Merkaartor (actually Qt) first sent unidentificated requests, and only sent identificated ones upon receiving a 401 from the server.
Somehow, there is a passenger/apache bug that makes the 401 (in this specific instance, user prefs work fine) return empty headers. That confused Qt which retried with undentificated requests. I will modify Merkaartor to always send indentificated requests, which both solve the problem and will reduce the requests to the server. Win-Win, then :-) Thanks for the assistance - Chris - On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Thomas Wood <[email protected]>wrote: > 2008/12/14 Chris Browet <[email protected]>: > > > >> Is this setup documented somewhere, so that I could at least try to > >> reproduce? > >> > >> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Rails_on_Ubuntu#Installing_passenger > > > > Great! I can now reproduce. > > > > I will keep you informed on my findings. > > > > Regards > > - Chris - > > By switching back to mod_rails/2.0.3, merkaartor can successfully > create changesets. The apache error noted earlier still occurs, so > this is probably just a red herring :). > > I'll revert the dev server back to 2.0.3 whilst doing more testing locally. > > -- > Regards, > Thomas Wood > (Edgemaster) >
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