sub-dirs don't work about pico

[quma]

I have the same problem ?

[jasonrobb]

What are your symptoms? If you can give more specifics about what you're seeing, that would help. Thanks!

[spiffin]

Hello Jason

I have a basic installation here: http://pico.spiffin.net - using the default htaccess file.

http://pico.spiffin.net/sub - throws a 404

http://pico.spiffin.net/sub/page - throws a 404

http://pico.spiffin.net/content/sub/index.txt - displays the text file

If I throw a test file (test.html) into the sub directory:

http://pico.spiffin.net/sub/test.html - throws a 404

http://pico.spiffin.net/content/sub/test.html - displays the html file

So .. either htaccess isn't rewriting properly .. or something else?

BTW the above is running on Apache 2 & PHP 5.3

[jasonrobb]

(Pardon my belated reply here.) Spiffin, is there any chance you could share your repository?

[lukemetz]

Hello,
I was having the same problem.

Adding "Options +FollowSymLinks" to my .htaccess file seemed to do the trick.

[purplefish32]

I am having the same issues as @spiffin with a straight git clone of the repo
I tried adding "Options +FollowSymLinks" to my .htaccess file, setting a base url (http://localhost/user/Pico/), setting all files to 777, still no luck
I am running a Debian box

[purplefish32]

Found the cluprit :

if($url) $file = strtolower(CONTENT_DIR . $url);

should be :

if($url) $file = CONTENT_DIR . $url;

On linux boxes urls are case sensitive so /Pico != /pico

Plus if you just do a stupid git clone the default folder starts with an uppercase letter

Will do a pull request

[spiffin]

Works for me .. thanks purplefish32.

[the-golem]

Forgive me if posting on a closed bug is improper. I'm having the same issues that spiffin was having. I've applied the multicase fix proposed by purplefish32, and added +FollowSymLinks to my .htaccess file (as suggested by lukemetz), but neither have solved my issue. Like spiffin, I can navigate to the text files in a similar fashion.

I have also confirmed through phpinfo() that mod_rewrite is indeed enabled.

I don't know if that would have any impact on anything, but I should probably point out that this is installed on my local Scientific Linux 6 server, which is behind a cable "modem", and I've set up a dynamic dns subdomain through freedns.afraid.org in order to access the server remotely.

The site is available here: http://golem.pwnz.org/pico

Thanks.

[johnko]

@the-golem If you're running Apache httpd, did you set AllowOverride All in your host/virtual host configuration? You may need to tweak the AllowOverride if you don't want to let .htaccess files override other parameters.

[the-golem]

@johnko Thank you, that did it.I didn't even think about checking that option. Now I'll know better for next time.

[johnko]

@the-golem No problem :)
FWIW, I had the same issue and figured it out, but thought it was just me so I never posted about it :p

[sebastian-ruiz]

@the-golem I'm still running into this issue. Have a look here: http://vexis.hostt.net/pico/