Updated but urls with double slashes don't work now.

wiggonator

• September 19, 2015 23:51

I was running Apache 2.2 & PHP 5.3 for a number of years and then I recently upgraded to Apache 2.2 & PHP 5.5 using EasyApache. For some reason now my websites with a double slash in them don't work. Basically it was a mistake in the configuration. We have some software that uses this to get post data:

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 21, 2015 04:38

  Hello :) Could you verify the specific error message that's generated in /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log when this happens? Is the double slash converted to a single slash in the URL, or does it simply fail? Thank you.

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  Nurs1927

  • August 04, 2016 12:56

  In my case, Google webmaster Tools give me 404 errors with double slash, but urls with double slash works fine and redirect to url with single slash. For example: Google error 404: website.com/forum//text/text/ When click, the url have a 301 redirection to: website.com/forum/text/text/ and works fine. I don"t undersatand the problem. I tested by days but don"t find the solution. .htaccess seems correct. I didn"t change anything. Aditional Info: - The double slash is only in Forum: website.com/forum// not in other folder, for example website.com/blog - website.com/forum always redirect to website.com/forum/ - The subfolders in forum always redirect to slash, for example website.com/forum/login --> website.com/forum/login/ - Other folders in website don"t redirect to slash. For example: website.com/blog or website.com/gallery ...

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 04, 2016 19:59

  In my case, Google webmaster Tools give me 404 errors with double slash, but urls with double slash works fine and redirect to url with single slash.

  
  Could you verify if the issue is only related to the report from Google, or is there any issue with the URL itself loading when you test independently? Thank you.

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  Nurs1927

  • August 04, 2016 20:13

  And, How can I test independently?

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 07, 2016 22:07

  And, How can I test independently?

  
  You could test this manually by accessing the URL in your web browser. For instance, are you experiencing any issues with access attempts to these URLs, or is the only issue with the report from Google Webmaster Tools? Thank you.

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  Nurs1927

  • August 07, 2016 22:21

  Hello Michael, manually I can access without problems. It seems only a issue whit the Google Webmaster report. But I don"t understand why Google detect two slashes

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 07, 2016 23:54

  manually I can access without problems. It seems only a issue whit the Google Webmaster report. But I don"t understand why Google detect two slashes

  
  I suggest reporting this issue to Google's support team for additional clarification on this warning message. Thank you.

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