Error Method not implemented, POST ...

[jj.sarton@…]

I wanted to make a modification to a page and I have got the error:

Method Not Implemented
POST ...

The problem seem to be the presence of the string /etc/.

After replacing /etc/hosts and ... with /etc /hosts and so on the modification whath taken into account. modifying any of the /etc/... showed the error again.

[cboos]

Well, can you be a bit more explicit?

Are you actually saying that you tried to modify a wiki page, added the "/etc/hosts" text to the page content, and got an error while saving the page?

If this is the case, please list the plugins that you're using, as it's certainly not a problem in Trac itself.

[jj.sarton@…]

File which cotain wiki text with problems

[anonymous]

Replying to cboos: No plugins installed, The trac installation on Fedora Core 5 ist a standard installation. The only changes is that I have created a few pages (4).

Editing and proview/save work for all pages execped the page for the file I have hoppely attacged to the ticket.

Regards

Jean-Jacques Sarton

[cboos]

Were you using Internet Explorer by any chance?

I have strange errors for preview/review/save/cancel of (big) wiki pages using IExplorer as well. The problem starts to appear in consistent way around 11933 bytes.

If possible, use Firefox or Opera.

[jj.sarton@…]

Replying to cboos:

Were you using Internet Explorer by any chance? I have strange errors for preview/review/save/cancel of (big) wiki pages using IExplorer as well. The problem starts to appear in consistent way around 11933 bytes. If possible, use Firefox or Opera.

I don't use/habe Microsoft produkts, I have the problem with Firefox and Opera.

[jj.sarton@…]

An important point is that the error is only present if trac work under apache. With tracd all seem to work correctly.

[cboos]

Replying to jj.sarton@t-online.de:

Replying to cboos:

Were you using Internet Explorer by any chance? I have strange errors for preview/review/save/cancel of (big) wiki pages using IExplorer as well. The problem starts to appear in consistent way around 11933 bytes.

That specific IE/tracd problem is now tracked in #6268.

[anonymous]

Replying to cboos:

Replying to jj.sarton@t-online.de:

Replying to cboos:

Were you using Internet Explorer by any chance? I have strange errors for preview/review/save/cancel of (big) wiki pages using IExplorer as well. The problem starts to appear in consistent way around 11933 bytes.

That specific IE/tracd problem is now tracked in #6268.

The problem I have has nothing to do with IE ! I don't use Microsoft produkt !

[cboos]

Replying to anonymous:

Replying to cboos:

That specific IE/tracd problem is now tracked in #6268.

The problem I have has nothing to do with IE ! I don't use Microsoft produkt !

Yes, I know. I wanted to make clear that the other problem I described in comment:5 was discussed elsewhere.

Back to your original issue: have you tried to check if the problem persists with a more recent Trac (trunk)?

[Davide Guerri (d.guerri@…]

Try disabling apache mod_security2 ;)

[anonymous]

its happen to me when posting string cd/ tooo