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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

Hi,

please check your configuration under Admin -> Configuration -> FAQs if you allowed the external hosts for media content:
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Thorsten

Hi,

versions before 4.0.5 didn't work with LDAP due to an error, but 4.0.5 was tested by various users with LDAP, including myself.

Please try to delete the LDAP user in phpMyFAQ and let them login again.

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Thorsten

Hi,

did you move the changed .htaccess file as well? It's in the folder phpmyfaq/

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Thorsten

Hi,

the solution ID is a unique identifier, usually starts with 1000 with the first FAQ and goes on with 1001, 1002, etc

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Thorsten

Hi,

we'll release 4.0.4 shortly to address a lot of update issues, so please wait for this update.

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Thorsten

Hi,

your rewriting does not work correctly. Do you use Apache or nginx?

Please check the requirements: https://phpmyfaq.readthedocs.io/en/4.0/ ... quirements

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Thorsten

Hi,

so now it's working?

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Thorsten

Hi Virgile,

awesome news!

About the navigation, it looks like some caching as it seems the logo is still PNG and it should be a SVG with 4.0.

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Thorsten

Hi,

if
does not work, the rewriting does not work at all.

It looks like you have to debug the Apache log: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_rewrite.html

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Thorsten

Hi,

it's not working even after you adjusted the RebaseBase path in the .htaccess file?

What do you get if you open https://hostname_server/phpmyfaq/api/v3.0/version

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Thorsten

Hi,

the AllowOverride all configuration has to be in the main Apache configuration, not in .htaccess.

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Thorsten