On 24 March 2011 01:14, Richard Hipp <d...@sqlite.org> wrote:

> Do you have some strange proxy that is rewriting URLs that contain the
> keyword "timeline" in them?
>

Not to my knowledge, no.  I mean I have a proxy I use to get around the
Great Firewall, but I'm pretty sure that timeline isn't in my list of
patterns (as in I just grepped on it).


> Does http://server/path/test_env show anything interesting or helpful?
>

OK, let's take a look.  First hitting a repo's base URL while not logged in:

uid=33, gid=33
> g.zBaseURL = http://halfbaked.doesntexist.org/repos/microbe
> g.zTop = /repos/microbe
> CONTENT_LENGTH = 0
> HTTP_COOKIE =
> fossil_login_0f664cb5=1%2F4A9C4FFA107651AF574A8EDF5A856376E718E436DDA284B08C
> HTTP_HOST = halfbaked.doesntexist.org
> PATH_INFO = /test_env
> REMOTE_ADDR = 221.234.159.113
> SCRIPT_NAME = /repos/microbe
> fossil_login_0f664cb5 =
> 1/4A9C4FFA107651AF574A8EDF5A856376E718E436DDA284B08C


Now I'll log in:


> uid=33, gid=33
> g.zBaseURL = http://halfbaked.doesntexist.org/repos/microbe
> g.zTop = /repos/microbe
> CONTENT_LENGTH = 0
> HTTP_COOKIE =
> fossil_login_0f664cb5=1%2F25F7E9D6B9F86E8A25D3B2874BD28D2A6858ABCB71BB83B23B
> HTTP_HOST = halfbaked.doesntexist.org
> PATH_INFO = /test_env
> REMOTE_ADDR = 221.234.159.113
> SCRIPT_NAME = /repos/microbe
> fossil_login_0f664cb5 =
> 1/25F7E9D6B9F86E8A25D3B2874BD28D2A6858ABCB71BB83B23B


Now I'll hit the timeline:

...

OK, now when I go to
http://halfbaked.doesntexist.org/repos/microbe/test_envI get ... the
timeline view, not the test view.

So I don't know what the server is seeing.

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