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DirectorySlash Off breaks install.php auto-detection #192

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AbrahamAriel opened this issue Jan 18, 2016 · 9 comments
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DirectorySlash Off breaks install.php auto-detection #192

AbrahamAriel opened this issue Jan 18, 2016 · 9 comments
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@AbrahamAriel
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It seems that the new entry in .htaccess since 1.0-beta1, "DirectorySlash Off" breaks auto-detection of install.php on fresh installations.

Tested on XAMPP 7.0.1 and also a live host.

@clickwork-git
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Do you mean the same as described in issue #194? Or what exactly do you mean?

@AbrahamAriel
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I'm not sure. I was able to install just fine when I set DirectorySlash On. When it's Off, it won't auto load install.php. On and it will auto load.

@dignajar
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I made a little change on the installer, could you check if now detect the language ? please try with the option DirectorySlash Off on the .htaccess

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Do you mean the auto-detection language or another auto-detection ?

@dignajar dignajar added the Bug Bug in latest release version. label Jan 19, 2016
@AbrahamAriel
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Not language, but the actual install.php itself won't automatically load. I
have to add a "/" at the end of the url for it to load install.php.

After installation it does work fine with DirectorySlash Off however.
On Jan 19, 2016 10:38, "Diego Najar" notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you mean the auto-detection language or another auto-detection ?


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@AbrahamAriel
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I spoke too soon. I tried again with DirectorySlash Off, and index.php isn't loading automatically either (shows directory tree instead) after installing.

Again, I have to add the trailing slash manually for that. I haven't tried the latest version yet, however.

@AbrahamAriel
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This happens on Firefox and Edge (doesn't load install,php and index.php after installation, have to add trailing slash after URL to actually load them). Chrome works fine.

@dignajar
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Yeap, it a problem with DirectorySlash off, I take off from .htaccess, I will think in another solution.

@dignajar
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I close the issues, I removed the option from the .htaccess. Thanks for reported it.

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