[#20287] - com redirect collects weird urls
- Closed
- 3 May 2018
- Medium
- Build: staging
- # 20287
Steps to reproduce the issue
You have to host 2 sites in the same server
enable system-redirect plugin
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collect urls:enabled
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Include Domain Name in Expired URL:enabled
then go to component redirects after some hours and watch what urls have been collected.
In my case i see urls:
in the domain 1 site i see
http://domain2.com/somthing-from-domain3 or
in the domain 2 site i see
http://domain1.com/something-from-domain3
etc
Expected result
No urls from other domains
Actual result
urls with mixed words from different domains
System information (as much as possible)
joomla 3.8.7.
host with ispconfig platform
Additional comments
I have observed this for quite a long time so i don't know when it happened and i thought that it maybe was a hosting issue.
However reading this #17349
and especially @rvalitov comment
In my case I use ISPConfig - a well-known hosting panel. It creates symlinks to website's root documents like /var/clients/client1/website3/web, besides they are also accessible with the domain name, for example, /var/www/www.example.com/web. And this causes the JFolder::create hell!
I thought maybe it's a joomla 's issue.
So do you think it's another issue similar or the #20280 should fix my issue too?
In this case you can close this:)
@rvalitov sorry for pinging does my issue makes sense?
It's really weird...
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I use latest ispconfig with php 7 too. It 's a standard installation nothing fancy. However if you haven't noticed it in your joomla components redirect after enabling collect urls then i guess it 's something with my ispconfig installation.
Thanks for your time!
| Status | Discussion | ⇒ | Closed |
| Closed_Date | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | ⇒ | 2018-05-03 09:33:17 |
| Closed_By | ⇒ | peteruoi |
Sorry, I didn't completely understand your issue. I was thinking that you mean the URL rewrite options in the settings:
I will test the redirect plugin now, it is disabled on my websites. The settings below are correct?
Should I enable this plugin at least on 2 websites? Does it happen when you use HTTPS (SSL) or only HTTP?
i have both http:// and https:// sites so i don't think it matters.
Yes these are the right settings to reproduce! Yes enable the redirect plugin at least in two sites!
Thanks again!
I made a few tests. All results in the table are similar to the following 2 fields:
My conclusions:
- The Expired URL field sometimes contains domain name, sometimes not - even if the Include Domain Name option is enabled. This is a bug?
- If I simply access some arbitrary URL on the website which does not exist in order to populate the table of the Redirects plugin, then in this case the Expired URL always does not include the domain name.
- The Referring Page can be empty or can contain a valid referring page. The referring page can be from another domain which is a correct behavior.
@peteruoi Do you have problems with the Expired URL field or Referring Page field? Did you check that your websites use different databases?
Hi! I use the latest ISPConfig with latest PHP 7.0.x, and I didn't face this issue. So, I'm not sure if it's related to #20280.
Some ideas: