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Bug reports / Re: Possible bug in %folder-resource% function
« on: February 09, 2010, 10:56:59 AM »
Thank you rejetto, works fine. I have to say, you give great support to your program. Nice job!
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Bug reports / Re: Possible bug in %folder-resource% function
« on: February 08, 2010, 04:40:22 PM »
I see you have found solution for \n problem. Nice job Mars and rejetto! I found that accidentally, when because of it I couldn't load files to textarea's in some folders.
But you didn't answered to my second question. I was looking for solution for some time, but found nothing. Is it possible to log IP not only from request, but also from header of that request (X-Forwarded-For). Or maybe there is another way to configure HFS with Apache and give HFS possibility to log right IP?
But you didn't answered to my second question. I was looking for solution for some time, but found nothing. Is it possible to log IP not only from request, but also from header of that request (X-Forwarded-For). Or maybe there is another way to configure HFS with Apache and give HFS possibility to log right IP?
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Bug reports / Possible bug in %folder-resource% function
« on: February 03, 2010, 11:25:16 PM »
Hi,
at first I would like to thank you rejetto for your great work with hfs. And sorry for my bad English, but I hope you will understand me
Now, I think I have found bug in %folder-resource% function. Lets say I have added real folder from hard drive (C:\folder) to vfs (http://localhost/folder/). When I open that folder using web browser, function works perfectly and returns "C:\folder". But if I add/create another folder named new (C:\folder\new) and I open that folder by web broswer (http://localhost/folder/new) function will return "C:\folder ew" (should be C:\folder\new). \n disappears. I'm using HFS 2.3 beta (build 253).
And one more thing. My HFS is "behind" Apache (HFS is running on port 81, Apache on 80). I'm using VirtualHost with reverse_proxy mod and it works perfectly, except one thing: HFS logs only IP address of PC that he is running at (I see in log 2010-02-03 23:41:57 192.168.1.202:2565 Requested GET /, and IP address of server in local network is 192.168.1.202). I'm using {.add to log |{.header|X-Forwarded-For.}.} to see incoming ip's, but it makes log hard to read. Is it possible to modify log and for example give choice what IP should logged (that from request or that stored in header in X-Forwarded-For)?
Thank you,
Artur.
at first I would like to thank you rejetto for your great work with hfs. And sorry for my bad English, but I hope you will understand me
Now, I think I have found bug in %folder-resource% function. Lets say I have added real folder from hard drive (C:\folder) to vfs (http://localhost/folder/). When I open that folder using web browser, function works perfectly and returns "C:\folder". But if I add/create another folder named new (C:\folder\new) and I open that folder by web broswer (http://localhost/folder/new) function will return "C:\folder ew" (should be C:\folder\new). \n disappears. I'm using HFS 2.3 beta (build 253).
And one more thing. My HFS is "behind" Apache (HFS is running on port 81, Apache on 80). I'm using VirtualHost with reverse_proxy mod and it works perfectly, except one thing: HFS logs only IP address of PC that he is running at (I see in log 2010-02-03 23:41:57 192.168.1.202:2565 Requested GET /, and IP address of server in local network is 192.168.1.202). I'm using {.add to log |{.header|X-Forwarded-For.}.} to see incoming ip's, but it makes log hard to read. Is it possible to modify log and for example give choice what IP should logged (that from request or that stored in header in X-Forwarded-For)?
Thank you,
Artur.
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