saved servers link goes to the wrong URL about beanstalk_console HOT 4 CLOSED

@karenetheridge, that's probably something you can fix with a server setting. Leaving off the index.php in our install works fine, but our server is also configured to serve index.php as the index document if one isn't specified.

The fix will depend on which web server you're using to serve the console (apache, nginx, etc...).

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Ok. it would be nice if the application itself could handle this, though, rather than having to provide it on the outside.

FWIW, I am bootstrapping the console via Perl's Plack (the standard PSGI framework) (with the path hack that I've just added included):

$ cat app.psgi
use strict;
use warnings;

use Plack::App::PHPCGIFile;

my $app = sub {
    my $env = shift;

    $env->{PATH_INFO} .= 'index.php' if substr($env->{PATH_INFO}, -1, 1) eq '/';

    Plack::App::PHPCGIFile->new(
        root => '/home/ad/karene/beanstalk_console/',
    )->to_app->($env);
};

At the command line, it is started via:

$ plackup --port 5001 --access-log ~/beanstalk_console/access.log app.psgi &

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@karenetheridge I'm not the author, so I'm only speaking for myself and past experience, but in PHP we see this a lot where the index.php script is "hidden" from URLs to make the URLs look "pretty", and the web server is configured to look for an index.php file when the file part of the URL is omitted (could look for index.html or similar depending on the desired backend). It's become quite a standard configuration in the PHP/Apache world (which I believe has probably migrated to other Apache replacements like Nginx).

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@karenetheridge, that's right. You need to add index.php to the list of default index files.

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