Alexander Köplinger <alex.koeplinger@outlook.com>: Author Profile

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Builds triggered by Alexander Köplinger <alex.koeplinger@outlook.com>

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Broken by author 1 (25% of all builds triggered)

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Difference of fixes and breaks -1

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PHPBB3 › PR › #4894	3 years ago	details [ticket/12101] Remove HTML redirect workaround for Microsoft/IIS webserver The code was added as a workaround for bugs in very old versions of IIS, dating back to 2002: see commit 849d76697444f4e3523845f8c96569ccde57d868. Newer IIS versions handle the 'Location' header just fine, so we can avoid the unnecessary HTML page for redirects. Given that it seems to work fine since IIS 6.0 (on WinServer 2003), I don't think it's worth adding a special check for earlier versions as they are no longer supported by MS as well. PHPBB3-12101	4499 passed
PHPBB3 › RHEA › #628	3 years ago	details [ticket/12101] Remove HTML redirect workaround for Microsoft/IIS webserver The code was added as a workaround for bugs in very old versions of IIS, dating back to 2002: see commit 849d76697444f4e3523845f8c96569ccde57d868. Newer IIS versions handle the 'Location' header just fine, so we can avoid the unnecessary HTML page for redirects. Given that it seems to work fine since IIS 6.0 (on WinServer 2003), I don't think it's worth adding a special check for earlier versions as they are no longer supported by MS as well. PHPBB3-12101	4512 passed
PHPBB3 › DEVELOP › #2516	3 years ago	details [ticket/12101] Remove HTML redirect workaround for Microsoft/IIS webserver The code was added as a workaround for bugs in very old versions of IIS, dating back to 2002: see commit 849d76697444f4e3523845f8c96569ccde57d868. Newer IIS versions handle the 'Location' header just fine, so we can avoid the unnecessary HTML page for redirects. Given that it seems to work fine since IIS 6.0 (on WinServer 2003), I don't think it's worth adding a special check for earlier versions as they are no longer supported by MS as well. PHPBB3-12101	4319 passed

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