Hello Sven,
I think this might be solved by adding "index.php" within your IIS server configuration. You can define what IIS will take as default index (default: default.htm) and deliver to the user. You can add "index.php" by going to the properties screen of your "Default Website" (or for you in german: "Standard Website") and adding "index.php" under Directory.
Hope this solves this issue for you. If you need help with configuring IIS or if this does not solve yout prpoblem please contact me.
/Rob
On Sun, 23 Oct 2005 12:36:44 +0200, "Sven Nickel" snickel@gmx.net wrote:
Might someone of you integrate the following fix in Roundcube? Thanks a lot, Sven.
Roundcube Build 0.1-20051021
Problem:
None of the self-referencing links in RoundCube does work with Internet Information Services (IIS) in Windows XP (SP2). Adressing fails with HTML Error 405.
Solution:
Change all links from "./" to "index.php" - or directly to the full path of the current shown page represented by $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]. I.E.:
- ./index.php:
old:
$COMM_PATH = sprintf('index.php?_auth=%s&_task=%s', $sess_auth, $_task);
new:
$COMM_PATH = sprintf('./?_auth=%s&_task=%s', $sess_auth, $_task);
- ./skins/default/templates/login.htm(l):
old:
"./"
new:
"index.php
- All other references to "./" as links must be replaced with "index.php"
as well.