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Hello,
When I access to "admin/apps/opigno" I get the following :
warning: "Manifest error from Opigno: request timed out"
message: "No applications currently available."
I'm behind a proxy with authentication. Should I configure something in order to load available apps ?
Regards,
Hi johnscatman,
Hi johnscatman,
This means that you cannot access the manifest file. The manifest file is on our site (www.opigno.org).
You have to make sure that your site can access it.
Best regards
Hi James
Hi johnscatman,
Hi johnscatman,
You probably need to add the proxy to your webserver configuration.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy_http.html
Best regards
Thank you James,
Hi johnscatman,
Hi johnscatman,
Yes, you can change the curl requests, but does not make sense to change all the curl requests code.
http://serverfault.com/questions/248917/configure-apache-to-use-external-proxy-for-internet-connection
I configure apache according
Sure, you can debug it.
Sure, you can debug it.
The app module is inside profiles/opigno_lms/modules/contrib/apps.
You should download the devel module and use the dpm function.
Best regtards
Thank you again for all your
Hi johnscatman,
Hi johnscatman,
I just debuged the request and it is redirecting to https.
So the issue is that probably you are not allowing to follow redirects.
Best regards
Enable mod_rewrite
Enable mod_rewrite
Best regards
mod_rewrite is activated
Hi jonhscatman,
Hi jonhscatman,
Inside profiles/opigno_lms/modules/opigno/opigno/opigno.module
You have a function:
/** * Implements hook_apps_servers_info() */function opigno_apps_servers_info() { return array( 'opigno' => array( 'title' => 'Opigno', 'description' => t("Apps for Opigno"), 'manifest' => 'http://www.opigno.org/app/query/opigno', ), );} Change to https, this should fix your issue. Best regardsIt doesn't work, I'm still
Did you clear the cache after
Did you clear the cache after doing the change?
Best regards
Yes I did.