WWSympa: Redirect without Status field may bring to empty page #164
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… being redirected to home page. This can be reproduced with at least Apache mod_proxy_fcgi. Because, server-side FastCGI support may require explicit "Status: 302" response header field for redirection, not only "Location:" field; If backend had not given status field, default "200" can be assumed (cf. RFC 3875 6.3.3). Fixed by adding "Status: 302" field to redirecting response.
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[bug] After successful login, user may see the empty page instead of being redirected to home page. This can occur with at least Apache mod_proxy_fcgi.
Because, server-side FastCGI support may require explicit "Status: 302" response header field for redirection, not only "Location:" field; if backend had not given "Status:" field, default "200" can be assumed (cf. RFC 3875 6.3.3).
Fixed by adding "Status: 302 Moved" field to redirecting response.