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12 years 1 week ago #44415 by alzander
Bartosz,
Wow, great job determining that. I've never heard of the issue you described, but am glad you posted your findings. I'm actually still a little confused as to why the change was necessary since your home page *looks* to be loaded from the root directory. Our redirection shouldn't need any additional 'fixes' when all the other sub-pages on your site works without the /strona directory. I'm also unsure the security benefit of preventing files from your root directory when the same files can run from a sub-directory.

Either way though, I'm happy you found the solution as this is something we likely wouldn't have determined as it's a very special case.

Of course, if you run into anything else, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex
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12 years 1 week ago #44438 by zygajunior
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
1. The topic of safety:
There is no difference between installing Joomla in the main directory "/" or the subdirectory "/ page".
My server "home.pl" is protected by php scripts access to the parent directory "/ .. /".
If there is no such security, the hacker breaking into one webside is immediately available to all websites on a server through php scripts.
Unfortunately, joomla needs access to the directory one level higher ".. /",
hence the confusion and the need to create .htaccess file and install Joomla in a subdirectory.

2 In the absence of a translation of some topic addresses:
Is Address:

index.php? option = com_jfbconnect & task = authenticate.login & provider = facebook & return = *****

called from the server the website or social network server, such as google+?

If address is remote, perhaps the source of problems with the translation by mod_rewrite?

I greet
Bartosz
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12 years 5 days ago #44458 by alzander

2 In the absence of a translation of some topic addresses:
Is Address:
index.php? option = com_jfbconnect & task = authenticate.login & provider = facebook & return = *****
called from the server the website or social network server, such as google+?
If address is remote, perhaps the source of problems with the translation by mod_rewrite?

The URL is generated by JFBConnect but passed to the social network that you are trying to login from. After the user authenticates, they are redirected back to the URL that JFBConnect sets. I'm not sure why the rewrite is required since that is just going to you're 'root', wherever that's physically located. Either way, I'm happy it's working.

Should you need anything else, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex
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