Right on! Thanks Gustaf! The error was in the registration call. I had assigned the virtual OACS url as the path to the file, instead of the physical path. As you brightly described in > ns_register_tcl PUT /REST2/ /usr/local/oacs-5-10/openacs-4/www/
and regarding “unfriendly” behavior > The last request leads to a "method not allowed" result, since a PUT on > /shared > is indeed not allowed. This is the "unfriendly" behavior part. Clearly, in > the file-not-found case, the HTTP method should be changed to GET > I’ll handle it, using NGINX. Thanks! > On May 25, 2020, at 11:24, Gustaf Neumann <neum...@wu.ac.at> wrote: > > On 25.05.20 01:17, Maksym Zinchenko wrote: >> Sorry, actually I don't know about OpenACS, because Im just running NS with >> custom made app, so I assume it may be an OpenACS question. So I suggest >> you to ask on OpenACS forum. > The problem is here a not really OpenACS, but related to typical OpenACS > configurations, > together with a somewhat unfriendly behavior of NaviServer (same in > AOLserver). > Consider the following three register commands: > > ns_register_tcl PUT /REST1/ test.tcl ;# > /usr/local/oacs-5-10/openacs-4/www/test.tcl > ns_register_tcl PUT /REST2/ /usr/local/oacs-5-10/openacs-4/www/ > ns_register_tcl PUT /REST3/ ;# > /www/REST3/test.tcl > On the right hand side, you see, how the files are actually mapped on my > instance for requests like: > > curl -X PUT -d 'hello world' http://localhost:8100/REST3/test.tcl > <http://localhost:8100/REST3/test.tcl> > > When these file exist, everything is fine, also with OpenACS installations. > > However, when one points to a non-existing file, and the error > page mapping is configured, then the request leads to > > PageRequest </usr/local/oacs-5-10/openacs-4/www/REST3/test.tcl> FILE NOT > FOUND > Interal redirect due to error page mapping to PUT /shared/404 > The last request leads to a "method not allowed" result, since a PUT on > /shared > is indeed not allowed. This is the "unfriendly" behavior part. Clearly, in > the file-not-found case, the HTTP method should be changed to GET > (not sure, if this the best for all methods). > > Not sure, when i can look into this in more details. > > Hope this helps > > -gn > > _______________________________________________ > naviserver-devel mailing list > naviserver-devel@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/naviserver-devel
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