On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 08:32:39AM -0800, James Zuelow wrote: > I found one error, but unfortunately fixing it didn't resolve the issue. > With mod_speling enabled, and check spelling turned on this line in the code > generates and error: > > <script type="text/javascript" src="/rt/NoAuth/RichText/ckeditor.js"></script> > > Generates this Apache error message: > > ============================ > > Errors: > > Multiple Choices > The document name you requested (/rt/NoAuth/RichText/ckeditor.js) could not > be found on this server. However, we found documents with names similar to > the one you requested. > Available documents: > > /rt/NoAuth/RichText/ckeditor (common basename) > > ============================ > > I went looking for ckeditor.js thinking it would be an easy fix. Editing > request_tracker4/html/Elements/HeaderJavascript to correct the path (it > should be /rt/NoAuth/RichText/ckeditor/ckeditor.js, at least with the Debian > Wheezy package installation) doesn't seem to fix it though.
The path we request is actually correct. Loading ckeditor.js directly is going to cause issues down the road. The problem is that RT intentionally requests numerous things that don't exist on disk. We use HTML::Mason's dhandler functionality to then dynamically serve the proper thing. It sounds like the only solution is to add a note to web_deployment.pod and then in a future release provide configs for turning this and mod_cache off. Thanks for your help in researching this. -kevin
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