Question

Hey,

I've come quite far with installing Twiki now and I'm having some problems with finishing it. I got it working, Envtest script runs fine, and when I get to my Main web, WebHome topic, I want to get startted. However, something is definitely wrong, because all links are wrong. Here's the problem:

I've installed Twiki at http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki/ The bin folder can be found at http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki/bin.

Anyway, when I run the view script I automatically goes to my WebHome topic of course. However, it seems something is wrong with all the links (on any page). For instance, when I want to get Register, the register link points at:

http://www.deviousness.com/TWiki/TWikiRegistration

And this is wrong, because it should point to http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration.

Because of this problem I'm having, I cannot edit by clicking the links as well.

Anyway, clearly I've been doing something wrong, does anyone know what causes this?

Thanks for your help.

Environment

-- DjordySeelmann - 13 Oct 2004

Answer

I looked at http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki/bin/testenv and don't see any obvious problems. You might try changing your $defaultUrlHost to http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki

This will require a change in your $pubUrlPath but why do you have your pub directory in that location anyway? It's still within the viewable http directory. (I know because I tested it.)

Hope that helps and good luck!

-- LynnwoodBrown - 13 Oct 2004

No Luck

Hey, thanks for your answer!

Well, I tried what you've suggest, but no luck. The links stayed the same.

Anyway, my issue still exists, does anyone have any idea why it does this?

-- DjordySeelmann - 13 Oct 2004

Answer

Are you sure you changed the $defaultUrlHost to http://www.deviousness.com/cgi-bin/twiki? Or did you change it back because in testenv, it shows it as http://www.deviousness.com. If you do change it, then you would also change $pubUrlPath to /pub and $scriptUrlPath to /bin.

My only other thought is that perhaps there's some sort of rewrite script operating in your cgi-bin directory?

-- LynnwoodBrown - 13 Oct 2004

Question

Yes, I just set them back. I've set them now as you suggested

Anyway, no, it's a clean install which doesn't contain any additions.

So still, my issue remains :(. Anyone with brilliant ideas left ;)?

-- DjordySeelmann - 13 Oct 2004