On Mon, Feb 19, 2007 at 01:36:30PM -0500, Jonathan Dance wrote:
Hopefully a stupid question, but I'm having weird behavior with using
nginx + php/fastcgi + phpMyAdmin, where a trailing dot gets added to
the hostname. I am using the standard php/fastcgi setup as described
in the wiki[1], and am using 0.5.12 (Debian unstable). We are still
using lighttpd itself to spawn the fcgi processes. The specific
behavior is:
- Go to site where phpMyAdmin is hosted, e.g.,
http://phpmyadmin.sitename.com/
- Log in (using cookie auth)
- Log in succeeds, but redirection occurs with trailing dot
(http://phpmyadmin.sitename.com./). In Safari, this causes you to have
to login again, since Safari considers it a different hostname for the
cookie.
I think the issue is how phpMyAdmin is getting the current hostname
from for the redirect. I am not really blaming nginx, but it did work
normally under lighttpd, so I am wondering how to fix it.
Does the "hostname" command show hostname with a trailing dot ?
Is a "server_name" directive in nginx's phpmyadmin.sitename.com
"server {}" block ?
In the proxy mode nginx can rewrite the "Location" headers using
proxy_redirect http://phpmyadmin.sitename.com./ /;
but there is no similar directive in FastCGI mode.
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