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Hi!

Thank you for your attention!

I didn't click anywhere to access the address www.opensuse.org/dicas. I had
typed this address directly in my browser.

I was worried by see the 404 page with informations about apache and I
tried to report this possible misconfiguration.

Best regards,

Fernando Galves

2017-01-19 14:39 GMT-02:00 admin@opensuse.org:

[openSUSE Tracker]
Issue #16114 has been updated by cboltz.

Subject changed from Contributing to www.o.o - ErrorDocument 404 goes 404
Assignee set to opensuse-admin-provo

Hmm, I don't see an obvious error on the page you linked (without actually
understanding Polish), and I can't find a link to www.o.o/dicas from your
screenshot. So - do you remember what you clicked to get to www.o.o/dicas?

That said - www.o.o indeed seems to have a misconfiguration in the
ErrorDocument settings - it can't find the 404 page, so we should either
fix that or remove the ErrorDocument directive from the apache config so
that it uses the default 404 page.

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tickets #16114: www.o.o - ErrorDocument 404 goes 404
https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/16114#change-36994

• Author: galves.fernando@gmail.com
• Status: New
• Priority: Normal
• Assignee: opensuse-admin-provo
• Category:

* Target version:¶

Hi!

 I had written an article to opensuse.org (link:

https://pt.opensuse.org/ARTIGOS:Problema_de_conex%C3%
A3o_usando_o_protocolo_TLS#Listando_as_cifras_locais_que_
podem_ser_utilizadas_com_o_comando_openssl
)
when I tried to access an URL that doesn't exists. So I received an error
message from the server but, I think that the Apache's default error page
doesn't configured.

The evidence:

[image: Imagem inline 1]

This is a great website and I hope this may help you!

Kind regards,

Fernando Galves

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pt.opensuse.org isn't www.opensuse.org.
pt.opensuse.org is a wiki like en.opensuse.org.
www.opensuse.org is a additional web application with our main page.

What was your problem?

Hi AdaLovelace, how is it going?

Thank you for reply

I am trying to say that the ErrorDocument directive is misconfigured and I
think it could be a security problem.

Em 9 de fev de 2017 2:16 PM, admin@opensuse.org escreveu:

[openSUSE Tracker]
Issue #16114 has been updated by AdaLovelace.

pt.opensuse.org isn't www.opensuse.org.
pt.opensuse.org is a wiki like en.opensuse.org.
www.opensuse.org is a additional web application with our main page.

What was your problem?

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tickets #16114: www.o.o - ErrorDocument 404 goes 404
https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/16114#change-38640

• Author: galves.fernando@gmail.com
• Status: New
• Priority: Normal
• Assignee: opensuse-admin-provo
• Category:

* Target version:¶

Hi!

 I had written an article to opensuse.org (link:

https://pt.opensuse.org/ARTIGOS:Problema_de_conex%C3%A3o_
usando_o_protocolo_TLS#Listando_as_cifras_locais_que_podem_
ser_utilizadas_com_o_comando_openssl
)
when I tried to access an URL that doesn't exists. So I received an error
message from the server but, I think that the Apache's default error page
doesn't configured.

The evidence:

[image: Imagem inline 1]

This is a great website and I hope this may help you!

Kind regards,

Fernando Galves

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image.png (26.1 KB)

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This ticket is confusing, so I understand why you managed to confuse Sarah ;-)

@Sarah: I already adjusted the subject,so it is probably the least confusing part ;-)

To make it clear: https://www.opensuse.org/does_not_exist.html shows a 404 page (of course), but that page contains

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

which means the Apache ErrorDocument is misconfigured. This is not a security problem, it "only" looks silly.