Bug-report
ovejo (@ovejo) · 1 replies ·Hi,
Some paths seems to have changed so old links on the site doesn't work anymore.
Example: the forum post http://sex-tjejer.com/forum/view_replies/77993/who-knew-there-was-two has a link to http://sex-tjejer.com/escortreviews/readreview/77952/ivana but when you open that url it gives you a "Controller not found" error message, this could easily be rewritten/redirected using a nginx-config location regex match.
(Unreleated, if the nginx version in the http-headers is the nginx-version that's in use - it's probably worth the effort to upgrade to a newer version and possibly add the "server_tokens off;" to the config file.)
Also, Cookie-handling seems a bit unreliable as of lately, if I'm not logged in I need to confirm age and accept cookies on every page-load. When logged in the age-verification is persisted but the cookie-bar (#superwrapper > div:nth-child(4)) is still present on every page regardless of how many times I've clicked accept.
I'm using FF 54.0.1 with add-on google privacy enabled, other add-ons disabled and cookie-issues still persist.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance, I've got some experience with server-side configuration and web-applications.
Some paths seems to have changed so old links on the site doesn't work anymore.
Example: the forum post http://sex-tjejer.com/forum/view_replies/77993/who-knew-there-was-two has a link to http://sex-tjejer.com/escortreviews/readreview/77952/ivana but when you open that url it gives you a "Controller not found" error message, this could easily be rewritten/redirected using a nginx-config location regex match.
(Unreleated, if the nginx version in the http-headers is the nginx-version that's in use - it's probably worth the effort to upgrade to a newer version and possibly add the "server_tokens off;" to the config file.)
Also, Cookie-handling seems a bit unreliable as of lately, if I'm not logged in I need to confirm age and accept cookies on every page-load. When logged in the age-verification is persisted but the cookie-bar (#superwrapper > div:nth-child(4)) is still present on every page regardless of how many times I've clicked accept.
I'm using FF 54.0.1 with add-on google privacy enabled, other add-ons disabled and cookie-issues still persist.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance, I've got some experience with server-side configuration and web-applications.
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