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Comment	> As per many mailing list posts, among them one from me on March 21st > 2005, use of the freebusyurl in kronolith 2.1-cvs (HEAD branch) is > broken when attempting to: > > > > 1. View Free/busy URL directly from a browser. > > 2. Check other users' availability when adding them to a new (or > existing) event. > > > > As far as I can tell, kronlolith/fb.php is broken as it tries to use > the PATH_INFO environment variable to determine the calendar name it > is using: > > > > // Determine the username to show free/busy time for. > > if (!empty($_SERVER['PATH_INFO'])) { > > $cal = basename($_SERVER['PATH_INFO']); > > } else { > > $cal = Util::getFormData('c'); > > if (is_array($cal)) { > > $cal = implode('\|', $cal); > > } > > } > > > > In this logic, if $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] is set (regardless of value) > then the query option "c=username" passed in the URI is ignored. > > In my case, this then produces a calendar name of "fb.php" which, > unless I have a very odd set of usernames :) is not going to be > valid. I can't see why this environment variable is used at all; > maybe someone could enlighten me on that one... > > > > In any case, I made a change to fb.php (patch attached) which ignores > it. The patch needs better error condition handling as it's possible > to pass an invalid username which will then return a bogus empty > response, but it's fixed it for me. > > > > Is this valid, or just rubbish?
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