Topic: SMF forum url/registration mail link

[Dr. Bunsen]

So the settings file is right, as per the screenshot. And it's not in any part of smf_settings or smf_themes? How EXACTLY are you checking that?

I just do: "SELECT * FROM [table_name]" and scroll through it

edit: just got this:

but the registration is still:

edit: oops that wasnt supposed to be a quote

[Dr. Bunsen]

O I think I just solved it, the forum takes the url from ur browser, since I tried it with a proxy, and look at my nice email:


so not from the files, since other people started receiving normal emails too, but when I do it locally, it still gives 192.168.1.20

but is there a way to force it to use evolutionofcraft.tk?

[Arantor]

I'm still wondering what you've broken in the code because the core remainder code calls the main email template handler, which always substitutes $scripturl in, but $scripturl is based on $boardurl which is set in the Settings.php file.

If you're using the email template editor mod, or pretty URLs, now would be the time to mention this - because I can't reproduce this even using a proxy on any site I operate.

[Dr. Bunsen]

I'm still wondering what you've broken in the code because the core remainder code calls the main email template handler, which always substitutes $scripturl in, but $scripturl is based on $boardurl which is set in the Settings.php file.

If you're using the email template editor mod, or pretty URLs, now would be the time to mention this - because I can't reproduce this even using a proxy on any site I operate.

I tolf you before, the only mod I use is bad behaviour, and I didnt edit anything, its just a fresh smf 2.0.2 install.
But it just grabs the url from the browser...

[Arantor]

And as I'm telling you, there is nowhere in the core SMF where it does that.

[Dr. Bunsen]

And as I'm telling you, there is nowhere in the core SMF where it does that.

And I am telling you, I see it happening right here. I tested it, it really does.

[Arantor]

And yet I cannot reproduce it on any of the forums I run - even with proxies and all kinds of URL spoofing.

If it used the supplied URL that would actually be a very nasty form of vulnerability - and since it's all done in the same place in the same exact code (loadEmailTemplate() in Subs-Post.php), every single email should be broken and yet it's not.

[Dr. Bunsen]

And yet I cannot reproduce it on any of the forums I run - even with proxies and all kinds of URL spoofing.

If it used the supplied URL that would actually be a very nasty form of vulnerability - and since it's all done in the same place in the same exact code (loadEmailTemplate() in Subs-Post.php), every single email should be broken and yet it's not.

well, I didnt adjust a thing, it's just a fresh install, but I just use a proxy when I send an email with an url, since else, there is 192.168.1.20 in it, cuz I cant connect to my own ip(stupid isp).
I find it very strange too, but it just does this....

[Dr. Bunsen]

And yet I cannot reproduce it on any of the forums I run - even with proxies and all kinds of URL spoofing.

If it used the supplied URL that would actually be a very nasty form of vulnerability - and since it's all done in the same place in the same exact code (loadEmailTemplate() in Subs-Post.php), every single email should be broken and yet it's not.

sorry for the gravedig

well, when I was making my navbar links dynamic, I found that $scripturl is actually domain atm local ip(so 192.168.1.x) or my ip + /action=?
and then I can use the navbar from inside my network(it shows when hovering 192.168.1.x/action=?) and outside(domain/ip.action=?). The example /action=? is not the exact code, but its highly dynamic........
So i just showed proof the forum actually works that way: