context no longer working on 1.3.1?

[Tracy Perry]

Context settings that were working fine (for individual files and for directories) that were working with 1.2.9 are no longer working with 1.3.1 for me. Anybody else have this problem?



OLS is set to allow symlinks (which links to the Debian install of phpmyadmin)



@lsmichael, any suggestions?

 

[Tracy Perry]

OK... an update. I reverted the site I was having problems with to 1.2.9 and it all worked as expected - so it appears that either something has changed in the configuration settings for 1.3.1 or it's - to use the technical term - borked!

 

[lsmichael]

Borked? Oh no!

Certainly seems like a bug. I've pointed out this thread to the developers, but, when you've got something that seems so obviously to be a bug, let's try putting it in the Github issues: https://github.com/litespeedtech/openlitespeed/issues?page=1&state=open

This will get the developers' attentions directly and will help us keep a better record of bugs.

Thanks!

m

 

[jacob]

Confirmed here as well.

 

[lsmichael]

Thanks. I forgot to add: if y'all don't have Github accounts, you can always report bugs to the Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openlitespeed-development

 

[lsmichael]

Do all your contexts not work now? Even the example contexts?

m

 

[jacob]

The blocked one works, but the password protected one does not.

 

[lsmichael]

Got it. Seems to be a problem with password protection. The fix will be in the next version.

Thanks guys!

 

[Tracy Perry]

Thanks. I forgot to add: if y'all don't have Github accounts, you can always report bugs to the Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openlitespeed-development

Don't do GitHub but it's here now.

 

[lsmichael]

Seen it. Thanks! We've got to figure out how to streamline communications... I know some people like using this forum more, but the developers are on that group. For the time being, at least, I guess people can come here to talk about configuring OpenLiteSpeed and other stuff, but if you've got a bug, it really should go to that group or Github...

That's not too annoying, right?

(And let us know if the patch doesn't work!)

m

 

[jacob]

Thanks Michael,

Is there anyway to get access to the development branch of the git repo? The public one appears only to be for final releases.

 

[lsmichael]

Sorry. On Github, we only upload the final releases. The development repo is internal only.

m

 

[Tracy Perry]

Seen it. Thanks! We've got to figure out how to streamline communications... I know some people like using this forum more, but the developers are on that group. For the time being, at least, I guess people can come here to talk about configuring OpenLiteSpeed and other stuff, but if you've got a bug, it really should go to that group or Github...
That's not too annoying, right?

I guess not... but I never have used Github so that's going to be a learning experience.

(And let us know if the patch doesn't work!)
m

I'm assuming you need the Github source tree to apply it?

 

[lsmichael]

You do need the source code in some form or another. You can apply the changes directly by using the patches outlined on the group.

(I know you won't be doing this, as per your other thread, but it pains me to leave this unanswered.)

m