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  • Thread Starter crcinau

    (@crcinau)

    On the same topic, if you don’t specify the mail address field, the email address is made up of TWO dc= fields. If you have three (ie dc=mydomain,dc=com,dc=au), then you end up with [email protected] as the email address.

    You really should validate *all* supplied dc fields to reconstruct the email address.

    Thread Starter crcinau

    (@crcinau)

    As always happens, I managed to get this going.

    I believe the UI is somewhat confusing with the placeholders not actually being values. My understanding was that values with a placeholder entry were the ‘defaults’ and didn’t need to be set. When I actually added the same text as within the placeholder, things just worked.

    As such, I believe you should rethink the use of placeholders in this way – or implement some defaults if values are not set.

    Thread Starter crcinau

    (@crcinau)

    Hi Jeremy,

    Yes, I managed to fix this up. As a summary, I didn’t have the AllowOverride option set in my apache config.

    The wordpress installation continued to work because I had the ErrorDocument set to the wordpress index.php – which in turn meant it was rendering all pages!

    This masked the fact that I had a broken config missing the AllowOverride directive – because the blog still worked. I theorise that the variables are not interpreted by the ErrorDocument handler – therefore the extra options were not being evaluated and the sharing failing.

    Now that I have fixed this issue, the sharing options started working again.

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