I'm currently trying out Wikitten as a personal markdown-Wiki and like it very much.
It's just that I always got an Error 403 on some .md-Pages when I tried to save changes. Now I narrowed it down a bit and found out the following:
It fails as soon as I type the String /etc/ somewhere in the document.
It doesn't make any difference if it's inside a fenced code block using ``` or not.
Markdown pages that I upload manually using ftp are rendered correctly even if they contain the /etc/-String.
It's only when I click on "Toggle Source" and then clicking "Save Changes", that the error occurs. When removing just one character from the string it saves successfully.
In my Developer-ToolsI can see a POST-request to /?a=edit beeing made that contains the markdown content failing with Error 403.
Same thing in Firefox or Chromium.
My server settings are php 7.4.6 served as FPM via Apache.
As far as I know it should be perfectly valid to use the string /etc/ in markdown syntax without further character escaping. So I assume that there is a bug in Wikitten.
Can anyone reproduce this issue?
Create a new page test.md, as content type blablabla and "Save Changes"
I'm currently trying out Wikitten as a personal markdown-Wiki and like it very much. It's just that I always got an Error 403 on some .md-Pages when I tried to save changes. Now I narrowed it down a bit and found out the following:
/etc/somewhere in the document.```or not./etc/-String./?a=editbeeing made that contains the markdown content failing with Error 403.As far as I know it should be perfectly valid to use the string
/etc/in markdown syntax without further character escaping. So I assume that there is a bug in Wikitten.Can anyone reproduce this issue?
test.md, as content typeblablablaand "Save Changes"/etc/to the end.Thanks a lot!