My *guess* is that you're losing cookies in some point - make *sure*
that the jspwiki.baseURL is the same as the URL you use to access
it. Otherwise JSPWiki will return cookies in another domain, your
browser will refuse to serve the cookies back to JSPWiki, thus
essentially simulating a perpetual logout. Note that even
"www.yourdomain.org" is different from "yourdomain.org" from the
browser's point of view.
This is very probably an issue with your configuration, not JSPWiki
as such.
/Janne
On Jun 17, 2008, at 15:55 , Branko Kokanovic wrote:
sorry for this sparse subject, but I can't define problem more.
We're using jspwiki in our corporate environment and everything
worked like a charm until couple of days ago when we switched to
using squid as proxy cache. Suddenly, logging was problem since,
after logon, we were taken to http://host/wiki/Login.jsp?
redirect=StartPage and it just said:
Forbidden
Sorry, but you are not allowed to do that.
...
Better luck next time.
That is the only thing that was reproducible. All others reported
by our users involved some strange behaviors while editing (someone
is already editing that page...) and saving pages and such. (I
can't tell you more because they seem like random events). We
eventually solved it by not using proxy for it (putting
192.168.0.0/24 in firefox's "no proxy for" text box) (and deleting
all cookies!), but we're not comfortable by that idea that
something needs to be done on client (user) side. So, my questions
are:
1) is this behavior of jspwiki behind proxy cache normal (jspwiki
version is 2.4.103) (e.g. do you already know for this)
2) is it solvable with upgrading to newest jspwiki? (is anything
done in the meantime)
3) anyone have experience what else we can do to override this
behavior? (in jspwiki part)
As you see, our problem is kind of solved, so this mail need to be
taken as possible bug report too. Also, if you need any other
information I can provide, tell me.
greetings, branko kokanovic
