Firefox Integration broken

[conrad784]

Hi,

it's not a severe bug, but I noticed that the Firefox Integration is broken.

My tt-rss installation is on a subdomain: rss.*.de.
Latest git-version on Debian Jessie Stable with Apache2 + MariaDB.

Tested with FirefoxESR (45.4.0) and Development (51.0a2).
Both times with my usual profile and also a clean new profile.

I hope my pictures can help finding the bug.

Besides, nice work fox with tt-rss, using it a lot!
Conrad

[fox]

looks like firefox does urlencode() on url twice for some reason, i wonder why

i'll take a look later today

[sleeper_service]

for what it's worth, I haven't seen any problem. v16.8 (3bba9c3) ff 49.0.2 on linux.

[conrad784]

I've got 49.0.2 on ArchLinux - also broken for me.
So this might be an issue with my server configuration?

Is yours on a subdomain?

[fox]

works fine here, i'm afraid (latest firefox, windows)

could be something with PHP configuration (i.e. magic quotes), unlikely though, because tt-rss force disables this garbage

my tt-rss is in a subdirectory tho

[conrad784]

looks like firefox does urlencode() on url twice for some reason, i wonder why [..]

good catch, I used a rewrite rule for https. So I changed the Integration in about:config to https, works like a charm! (maybe I should also look into what my rewrite rule does not catch right...)
Thanks

[langhaarschneider]

looks like firefox does urlencode() on url twice for some reason, i wonder why [..]

good catch, I used a rewrite rule for https. So I changed the Integration in about:config to https, works like a charm! (maybe I should also look into what my rewrite rule does not catch right...)
Thanks

Could you please explain a bit more what you changed? i might have the same problem - but i don't understand which key you actually changed to which value...

[conrad784]

You can see in my first post, the connection to your tt-rss is stored in an config value.
I changed the value to https://rss.***

This is only a problem because my rewrite rule (to rewrite all http calls to https) does evaluates the input and not the integrated function in tt-rss.
This is therefore only an issue if you wrote the rewrite rule like me.

[langhaarschneider]

Thanks for your help - now i understand it - and that solution works for me to. Seems i have the same problems in my server config...

[paulo.david]

For what it's worth, I had the same problem when I switched to https and solved it by using 'https://mysite.com' in SELF_URL_PATH, in config.php, instead of just http as previously.

[conrad784]

or you use permanent redirect instead of rewrite rules