[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-10 Thread Tugdual SAUNIER 

Actually, I think that in this case:
the browser try to access favicon.ico
as favicon.ico doesn't exist, apache redirect the request to index.php
and so if you aren't logged in you see sfGuardAuth/signin before see a 
404 because the referer is the favicon.

Perhaps because of a 'all: is_secure: on' ?

Le 10/09/09 10:37, Fabrice B a écrit :
> I experienced the same as Thomas.
>
> The solution, it seems, would be to edit your sfGuardAuth module to
> remove any forwarding to the referer.
>
> But I still don't understand how symfony can actually reference the
> favicon url as a referer ! I have not taken the time to verify if the
> favicon.ico url is actually stored in the $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] or
> if this is a second effect of some symfony magic...
>
> Fabrice
> --
> http://www.theodo.fr
>
> On Sep 10, 12:02 am, Thomas Rabaix  wrote:
>
>> looks to me the sfGuardPlugin keeps the last referer to your favicon url.
>> This can happen if the file does not exist, then symfony catch the call.
>> Your app require authentication, so guard plugin keep the referer as the
>> favicon.
>>
>> So next time you login it works...
>>
>> The favicon call can be done randomly by the web browser that why the
>> problem is intermittent.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Jake Barnes  wrote:
>>
>>  
 An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
 root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
 images that do not exist on the server.
  
>>  
>>> I'm sorry if I wasn't clear, but I've already tried this. Now what
>>> happens is that you fill in your username and password and then you
>>> hit submit and then you end up looking at an URL like this:
>>>
>>  
>>> http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico
>>>
>>  
>>> At which point, you can see the favicon, but that is all you can see,
>>> because that is where the browser is now pointing.
>>>
>>  
>>> If you log out, and then log back in, the problem vanishes. As I said
>>> before, the problem is intermittent.
>>>
>>  
>>>  lawrence
>>>
>>  
>>> On Sep 9, 5:36 am, Bernhard Schussek  wrote:
>>>
 Hi Jake,
  
>>  
 Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The problem
 probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
 of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
 login page and stores the requested page in the session, which was the
 favicon.
  
>>  
 Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered page and
 redirects to it.
  
>>  
 An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
 root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
 images that do not exist on the server.
  
>>  
 Bernhard
 --
 Software Architect&  Engineer
 Blog:http://webmozarts.com
  
>> --
>> Thomas Rabaixhttp://rabaix.net
>>  
> >
>

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[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-10 Thread Fabrice B 

I experienced the same as Thomas.

The solution, it seems, would be to edit your sfGuardAuth module to
remove any forwarding to the referer.

But I still don't understand how symfony can actually reference the
favicon url as a referer ! I have not taken the time to verify if the
favicon.ico url is actually stored in the $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] or
if this is a second effect of some symfony magic...

Fabrice
--
http://www.theodo.fr

On Sep 10, 12:02 am, Thomas Rabaix  wrote:
> looks to me the sfGuardPlugin keeps the last referer to your favicon url.
> This can happen if the file does not exist, then symfony catch the call.
> Your app require authentication, so guard plugin keep the referer as the
> favicon.
>
> So next time you login it works...
>
> The favicon call can be done randomly by the web browser that why the
> problem is intermittent.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Jake Barnes  wrote:
>
> > > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> > > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > > images that do not exist on the server.
>
> > I'm sorry if I wasn't clear, but I've already tried this. Now what
> > happens is that you fill in your username and password and then you
> > hit submit and then you end up looking at an URL like this:
>
> >http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico
>
> > At which point, you can see the favicon, but that is all you can see,
> > because that is where the browser is now pointing.
>
> > If you log out, and then log back in, the problem vanishes. As I said
> > before, the problem is intermittent.
>
> >  lawrence
>
> > On Sep 9, 5:36 am, Bernhard Schussek  wrote:
> > > Hi Jake,
>
> > > Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The problem
> > > probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
> > > of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
> > > login page and stores the requested page in the session, which was the
> > > favicon.
>
> > > Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered page and
> > > redirects to it.
>
> > > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> > > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > > images that do not exist on the server.
>
> > > Bernhard
> > > --
> > > Software Architect & Engineer
> > > Blog:http://webmozarts.com
>
> --
> Thomas Rabaixhttp://rabaix.net
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[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-09 Thread Tugdual SAUNIER 
I also noticed that (in particular with Safari on MacOS X) and I had the 
same conclusion.

I never had again the problem after adding a favicon.ico ...

Le 10/09/09 00:02, Thomas Rabaix a écrit :
> looks to me the sfGuardPlugin keeps the last referer to your favicon url.
>
> This can happen if the file does not exist, then symfony catch the 
> call. Your app require authentication, so guard plugin keep the 
> referer as the favicon.
>
> So next time you login it works...
>
> The favicon call can be done randomly by the web browser that why the 
> problem is intermittent.
>
> On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Jake Barnes  > wrote:
>
>
> > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your
> document
> > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > images that do not exist on the server.
>
> I'm sorry if I wasn't clear, but I've already tried this. Now what
> happens is that you fill in your username and password and then you
> hit submit and then you end up looking at an URL like this:
>
> http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico
>
> At which point, you can see the favicon, but that is all you can see,
> because that is where the browser is now pointing.
>
> If you log out, and then log back in, the problem vanishes. As I said
> before, the problem is intermittent.
>
>  lawrence
>
>
>
>
> On Sep 9, 5:36 am, Bernhard Schussek  > wrote:
> > Hi Jake,
> >
> > Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The
> problem
> > probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
> > of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
> > login page and stores the requested page in the session, which
> was the
> > favicon.
> >
> > Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered
> page and
> > redirects to it.
> >
> > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your
> document
> > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > images that do not exist on the server.
> >
> > Bernhard
> > --
> > Software Architect & Engineer
> > Blog:http://webmozarts.com
>
>
>
>
> -- 
> Thomas Rabaix
> http://rabaix.net
>
> >

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[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-09 Thread Thomas Rabaix 
looks to me the sfGuardPlugin keeps the last referer to your favicon url.
This can happen if the file does not exist, then symfony catch the call.
Your app require authentication, so guard plugin keep the referer as the
favicon.

So next time you login it works...

The favicon call can be done randomly by the web browser that why the
problem is intermittent.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Jake Barnes  wrote:

>
> > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > images that do not exist on the server.
>
> I'm sorry if I wasn't clear, but I've already tried this. Now what
> happens is that you fill in your username and password and then you
> hit submit and then you end up looking at an URL like this:
>
> http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico
>
> At which point, you can see the favicon, but that is all you can see,
> because that is where the browser is now pointing.
>
> If you log out, and then log back in, the problem vanishes. As I said
> before, the problem is intermittent.
>
>  lawrence
>
>
>
>
> On Sep 9, 5:36 am, Bernhard Schussek  wrote:
> > Hi Jake,
> >
> > Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The problem
> > probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
> > of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
> > login page and stores the requested page in the session, which was the
> > favicon.
> >
> > Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered page and
> > redirects to it.
> >
> > An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> > root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> > images that do not exist on the server.
> >
> > Bernhard
> > --
> > Software Architect & Engineer
> > Blog:http://webmozarts.com
> >
>


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[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-09 Thread Jake Barnes 

> An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> images that do not exist on the server.

I'm sorry if I wasn't clear, but I've already tried this. Now what
happens is that you fill in your username and password and then you
hit submit and then you end up looking at an URL like this:

http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico

At which point, you can see the favicon, but that is all you can see,
because that is where the browser is now pointing.

If you log out, and then log back in, the problem vanishes. As I said
before, the problem is intermittent.

 lawrence




On Sep 9, 5:36 am, Bernhard Schussek  wrote:
> Hi Jake,
>
> Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The problem
> probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
> of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
> login page and stores the requested page in the session, which was the
> favicon.
>
> Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered page and
> redirects to it.
>
> An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
> root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
> images that do not exist on the server.
>
> Bernhard
> --
> Software Architect & Engineer
> Blog:http://webmozarts.com
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[symfony-users] Re: an intermitent bug, involving an error about favicon.ico

2009-09-09 Thread Bernhard Schussek 

Hi Jake,

Can you try to access the favicon directly on the server? The problem
probably is that the favicon is requested by the login page. Instead
of loading an image, the symfony stack is launched, redirects to the
login page and stores the requested page in the session, which was the
favicon.

Once you sign in successfully, symfony recalls the remembered page and
redirects to it.

An easy fix for your problem is adding a favicon.ico to your document
root. Also make sure that the login page doesn't require any other
images that do not exist on the server.


Bernhard
--
Software Architect & Engineer
Blog: http://webmozarts.com

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