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Comment	> Per the docs, "DIMP requires a web server that correctly sets the > PATH_INFO environment variable for all PHP scripts. Every modern > web server supports this" > > > > Incorrect. Apache version 1.3.39 does not support "AcceptPathInfo > On" The docs lead the user to believe it is. > > > > One possible solution if running under PHP5 might be to add > > > > $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] = (isset($_SERVER['ORIG_PATH_INFO'])) ? > $_SERVER['ORIG_PATH_INFO'] : ' '; > > > > to the beginning of imp.php and dimple.php since they are the only > scripts that support it, and I think PHP5 contains the ORIG_PATH_INFO > variable (but I'm not sure since I don't run PHP5) > > > > PHP4 offers _SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] and _SERVER["PATH_TRANSLATED"] but > that's it. Perhaps a bit of parsing of these? > > > > Horde, IMP, and all the other framework programs run fine on Apache > 1.3 and PHP4. It seems pointless to hamstring dimp since it's > unlikely a site that has a running IMP setup is going to mess around > with changing their Apache and PHP configs just to support it. > > > > If there's no interest in the likely trivial amount of coding to > correct this, the restrictions against running it under Apache 1.3 > and PHP4/5 should be made clear in the install documentation
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