Closed rrupi closed 10 years ago
Please create a Pull request
Please also note that the webfinger and remote storage apps are no longer shipped. so the .well-known link is no longer there in ownCloud 5.
Well.. sorry but forking on github checking in and creating a pull request seems a little excessive for the deletion of some slashes..
Well.. sorry but forking on github checking in and creating a pull request seems a little excessive for the deletion of some slashes..
Hint: You can also edit files online with the Github editor ;-)
The change might be small if you count characters. But it can have a big impact on users. So wee need a pull request and reviews. Sorry for the hazel :-)
@rrupi also jenkins runs all tests for each new pull request, so its not as excessive as one might think
I’m closing this issue because it has been inactive for a few months. This probably means it’s not reproducible or it has been fixed in a newer version.
Please reopen if the error still persists with the latest stable version (currently ownCloud 5.0.9) and then please use the issue template. You an also contribute directly by providing a patch – see the developer manual. :)
Thank you!
This is still an issue with owncloud 6.0a is proving a real PITA as currently it is one of a number of issues that are preventing my owncloud instance from supporting webfinger whether I configure it as a sub-domain or as a sub-directory. Please reopen.
reopened it. I'm not full sure if this works for all possible configurations but it probably doesn't hurt because it only affects the well-known urls Can someone create a pull request for this?
duplicate of #6588 -> let's continue there -> case closed
The .htaccess contains absolute paths in several RewriteRule statements. This breaks webfinger and some cardav/caldav links if owncloud is installed in a subdirectory.
Changing the rules to relative links should have no impact if installed in a webroot. However an Alias statement is still needed if installed in a subdirectory - the documentation is somewhat unclear on this (manually creating a link).
fixed .htaccess rules:
example alias statement: