Re: Error 404 When successfully changing anything

Hi Stefan/Ralf:

I must have missed this email originally (hmm, given the timestamp I
may not have received it yet). I read it on the ML archive.

In message <[email protected]>,
Ralf Schlatterbeck writes:
>On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 11:31:43AM +0000, Schmelz, Stefan wrote:
>[...]
>> And this ist he HTML response in My browser:
>> Error response
>> Error code: 404
>> Message: /issue2/?@ok_message=Der%20Eintrag%20%22msg3%22%20wurde%20erstellt%0ADer%20Eintrag%20%22issue2%22%20wurde%20erstellt&@template=item.
>> Error code explanation: 404 - Nothing matches the given URI.

I'm sorry you are running into problems. This is an odd one.

>Are you running this with the standalone server or behind a web server
>like apache or nginx?

That is my first question as well. If the URL is really:

   .../issue2/?...

that's wrong. It should be:

  .../issue2?...

(note no '/' before the query part). I can confirm that:

    https://myhost/demo/issue157

displays issue 157 while:

    https://myhost/demo/issue157/

reports a 404. So I can reproduce your results, but not your cause.

>Let us know if you make progress on this!

I agree. It looks like something is messing up the URL.

URL's that point to files (e.g. /file23) use a trailing '/' and
optional name component to trigger a download of the file
contents. E.G. /file23/myfile would download the contents of file23
and suggest the name "myfile" in the file save dialog. '/file23/'
would start the download with the file name "download" suggested in the
dialog.

However other object types don't support the trailing '/' in the URL
and return 404. If Roundup is really returning the trailing /, it's a
bug that I have never seen. To help us help you can you supply:

  Version of Roundup (roundup-admin -v)

  Version of Python (python -V)

  Operating system

  How you installed Roundup ('pip install roundup', download the
      tarball/release and ran setup.py ...)

  How you are accessing Roundup. Via roundup-server? WSGI with
      gunicorn etc. Is there a cache server or reverse proxy involved?

Thanks and sorry your having a tough time here.

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