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2002-06-20
2003-04-08
  • kory fawcett

    kory fawcett - 2002-06-20

    I have just installed worlbench v.11 on my server.  the server is using virtual hosting.

    i can access workbench fine, in fact i can customize all the sections of workbench just fine.  when i go to add a new issue, i enter all the information, hit submit, and the only thing that happens is that the page is refreshed with all my data cleared.  there is nothing submitting to the database at all in the bugs table.

    i have check the grant permissions.  and i have not modified any of the dbuser/dbpassword or such variables and my database is called workbench.

    Any idea as to what's going on?

    kory.fawcett@pervasus.com

     
    • kory fawcett

      kory fawcett - 2002-06-20

      i have looked at this issue.  the problem seems to be with $HTTP_POST_VARS

      even when I rip out the code from newbug.php that does the actual submission, nothing is posted in post vars.  now, here is the system that I have it running on, and I do realise that this is not of the listed version on the survival guide pages:

      linux:
      2.4.17-0.13smp
      apache
      1.2.23
      php
      4.1.2
      workbench .11
      mysql
      3.23.49-3

      Can't get it to work for me!

      Kory

       
      • Stuart Wigley

        Stuart Wigley - 2002-06-21

        Hi Kory,

        Not sure what the problem is, but I am sure we can solve it with some trial and error. First try changing all occurrences of $HTTP_POST_VARS with $_POST

        Thanks
        Stuart

         
        • kory fawcett

          kory fawcett - 2002-06-21

          hey stuart.

          tried changing all the references in newbug.php to $_POST and i still have the same problem

          Kory

           
    • Geert Pante

      Geert Pante - 2003-04-08

      Hi all,

      I had the same problem some time ago, and being no PHP expert, I did some trial and error until
      I found a work-around by using <form method = GET>, and using HTTP_GET_VARS.

      These days, we are planning to use workbench more frequently, and I wondered if this issue has been looked into by PHP experts?

      I have Apache/1.3.23, MySQL/3.23.49, Redhat/7.3, Linux kernel 2.4.18-11smp and PHP/4.1.2.

       

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