http://server/bookmarks.php/user -> 404

[Torsten Sadowski]

Hi,

I've setup a fresh installation on ubuntu. It works partly but after login
after *.php/user result in a page not found. Apache has full access to the
semantic directories and there is nothing helpful in the apache logs. I am a
bit puzzled what is yet missing.

Cheers,

Torsten

Alias /semantic "/var/semanticscuttle/SemanticScuttle-0.98.4/www/"

<Directory "="" var="" semanticscuttle="" SemanticScuttle-0.98.4="" www="" "="">

Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

Order deny,allow

Deny from all

Allow from 127.0.0.0/255.0.0.0 ::1/128

Allow from 192.168.0

</Directory>

user@host:~$ ls /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/

alias.conf autoindex.conf mime.conf rewrite.load

alias.load autoindex.load mime.load setenvif.conf

auth_basic.load cgi.load negotiation.conf setenvif.load

authn_file.load deflate.conf negotiation.load status.conf

authz_default.load deflate.load php5filter.conf status.load

authz_groupfile.load dir.conf php5filter.load

authz_host.load dir.load reqtimeout.conf

authz_user.load env.load reqtimeout.load

[Christian Weiske]

I tried to reproduce it, but failed. Accessing http://bm.bogo/semantic/bookma
rks.php/test works fine ("test"
is the user here).

[FrasierCrane]

Hello, sorry to dig up this old thread but I'm having the same problem.

I installed SS (0.98.5) on Arch ARM (Raspberry Pi) using Nginx. Everthing works fine - however when I try to log in, the adress changes to *.php/$user and it shows me the "404 Not Found (nginx/1.4.3)" error.

Judging from the latest post, it seems to have something to do with the PHP filter functions. However, I'm not acquainted with PHP at all and don't know how to check it or do something about it (-I googled it for a while but couldn't find anything helpful).

I activated the debug mode and on the left side it shows me errors like "Strict Standards: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /usr/share/webapps/semanticscuttle/src/SemanticScuttle/Service/User.php on line 128"

Hope I posted enough information regarding the error. Thanks for the help, Markus

[Christian Weiske]

@FrasierCrane: That's probably an apachhe speciality that fails here.

A call to foo.php/bar makes foo.php being called, and /bar is extracted by semanticscuttle. I have no idea if nginx can handle such things.

You could try to convert the .htaccess rewrite rules into the nginx format and use the clean url feature.