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On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 2:36 PM, Evans, Richard K. (GRC-H000) <
richard.k.evans(a)nasa.gov> wrote:
Hey guys,
I have a fresh install of MW 1.30 on a RHEL7 system that works great in
every way except that clicking on a redirect link (page with &redirect=no)
results in an Apache "HTTP ERROR 500" error.
The page actually redirects fine when visited normally. The problem is
only when I try to click on the page link page which suppresses the actual
redirect function (ala the &redirect=no parameter).
Interestingly... through tinkering in MySQL, I have discovered that if I
set the wiki database "page" table column "page_is_redirect" from
'1' to
'0' the page works fine (albeit with no redirect). So the suppressed
redirect ability is possible.
My guess is that some php code parses the "redirect=no" data from the URL
and masks the value of the "page_is_redirect" to "0" no matter what
value
it actually is.. So what could cause this "HTTP ERROR 500" error then?
Everything else works perfectly. What file or folder would be unique to a
link processed with a "&redirect=no" in the URL?
Thanks!
-Rich
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