No cgi.fix_pathinfo alternative for LiteSpeed?

almon

Hi, I have Ajax 404 problems. The usual fix with cgi.fix_pathinfo doesn't work due to LiteSpeed without CGI at my hosting. There must be some other way, at least to understand where the code breaks, no? Now I found that ajax.php processes the request and then sends it to class.signal.php. To be honest I don't get why it says ajax.scp in send. But I came to the conclusion that class.signal.php is processing the request, too, but kind of fails in the send method, where it looks like isset(self::$subscribers[$signal])) is negative, so instead of sending the signal the method returns. However var_dump(self::$subscribers) shows there is no entry for ajax.scp. Now I just don't understand why cgi.fix_pathinfo should be the only fix, if ajax request actually reach osTicket code, but only seem to fail for reasons IMHO the are having reasons inside ost. So please apologize my curiousity about the inner workings of ost and trying to find a way around cgi.fix_pathinfo.

osTicket-Version v1.12.2 (a5d898b)
Server LiteSpeed
MySQL 5.7.26
PHP Version 5.6.40

Thanks for any help/hint ::

ntozier

cgi.fix_pathinfo is only a fix on IIS. It isn't needed for Apache. I have no idea if it would do anything on Litespeed, since we do not support litespeed. I would recommend that you switch to a supported webserver.