... > This is apparently PR 40781: > > https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=40781 > > I see that one or two people have suggested work-arounds in that PR, > but they don't seem to apply directly to your configuration. Perhaps > some mod_rewrite experts on the user list can help solve this, with > some adjustment to your mod_rewrite configuration so that in effect > PATH_TRANSLATED doesn't get left with "redirect:"?
Effectively, that happens to me, but not in cgi mode (cgid) or with php's libphp5 (apxs module) it happens only with mod_fcgid. > > FWIW, changing the FcgidWrapper directive temporarily to point to this > Perl script is helpful for seeing what mod_fcgid is telling PHP: > > #!/usr/bin/perl > > use strict; > use CGI::Fast; > > while (my $q = CGI::Fast->new) { > print "Content-Type: text/plain\r\n\r\n"; > > foreach my $env (keys %ENV) { > print "env $env = $ENV{$env}\n"; > } > } > > (though possibly you don't have CGI::Fast or its FCGI dependency installed) for no errors i take the straces dumps from php-cgi with mod_cgid and mod_fcgid, to know better what it's happens here is the vars that passes to me. REDIRECT_STATUS: 200 SERVER_NAME: servicio.fullplanet.cl DOCUMENT_ROOT: /hosting/http/fullplanet.cl/dom/servicio/www SCRIPT_FILENAME: /hosting/http/fullplanet.cl/dom/servicio/www/index.php REMOTE_PORT: 1734 REDIRECT_URL: /favicon.ico GATEWAY_INTERFACE: CGI/1.1 SERVER_PROTOCOL: HTTP/1.1 REQUEST_URI: /favicon.ico SCRIPT_NAME: /index.php PATH_INFO: /favicon.ico PATH_TRANSLATED: redirect:/index.php/favicon.ico The complete list and the strace dumps have here http://devel.tryer.cl/fcgid_debug/ ... > > I wasn't very clear with this suggestion ;) My thought was to see > what it takes to get it working with CGI first, as more people could > potentially help with a CGI issue. Once it works with CGI, it should > be straightforward to convert the config to FastCGI. Also, if the > config then doesn't work after converting to FastCGI then it is more > likely a mod_fcgid bug. > at least is a bug, that is great to clear me that dude. but i habe a last dude. The way of the good Open Source Software user is to report the bug, but where is the bug, in the mod_fcgid or in the mod_rewrite?? lot of thanks Jeff -- Felipe Alcacibar Buccioni