phpMyFAQ

Hi,


This one api/faq doesn't exist on the server. so is this suppose to be a redirect in the nginx conf?
after testing its redirecting correctly to rewrite admin/api/(.*) /admin/api/index.php last; but then giving a 500

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 ...

Hi,

I increased the quota limit.

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Thorsten

Hi,

yes, we have an open issue on GitHub with nginx, I'll build a test Docker container to fix that.

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Thorsten

Hi,

I'll check it, maybe we missed to merge the fix from 3.2.10 into the 4.0 branch.

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Thorsten

Hi,

I will check this.

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Thorsten

Hi,

I checked the code and found the issue, here's the fix: https://github.com/thorsten/phpMyFAQ/co ... fce05c664a

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Thorsten

Hi,

yes, will be released with 4.0.6 in the next days.

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Thorsten

Hi,

here's the fix: https://github.com/thorsten/phpMyFAQ/co ... 3fec505846

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Thorsten

Hi,

the first bug was fixed today: https://github.com/thorsten/phpMyFAQ/commit/0ec4fb557d058cf951fd307e733d1488bc04eb4c

Yes, if you use nginx, you don't need to care about the .htaccess file. I'll add a better error message.

Is it possible that you enabled Markdown support? Or do you use Markdown ...

Hi,

the user settings menu is not visible because you're using LDAP and you can't change LDAP based user settings via phpMyFAQ.

For the second one, I have to check the issue in the code.

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Thorsten

Hi,

so, the the permissions are set in the group rights only?

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Thorsten

Hi,

thanks for the response, I'll add your findings to our documentation.

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Thorsten

Hi,

awesome, thanks!

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Thorsten

Hi,

that looks correct. Do you see any errors in the log of your LDAP server?

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Thorsten

Hi,

no, just enable the LDAP support in the admin section, the configuration has to be valid and then the LDAP user can login like a normal user. After a successful login, a internal user is created, but the authentication will be via LDAP.

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Thorsten