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Hi,
i'm trying to run Pydio script on hiawatha server, I try almost all configuration I can think off, but none of them work, When I enter all the data (username, password, db type itp) and hit install, nothing happen. I check all logs for domain, hiawatha, php-fpm and find out only 1 entry about timeout. Please help.
(Time for cgi is set to 60sec, on nginx everything works, so its not php configuration fault.)

Hiawatha version: 9.5
Operating System: CentOS 6.5

Best regards
Karol Kx.

I experience the same thing. Looks like another application that has only looked at Apache instead of at the web standards. Address this to the Pydio developers as a bug.

Hmm. I'm not sure. On nginx it is perfectly working, when I go throw install process it work on hiawatha good as well, the only problem is installation...

The fact that it works after installation proofs that the PHP execution is not the problem. I'm using Hiawatha for many years, tested all sorts of PHP frameworks and CMSes. They all work fine. Hiawatha works.

My guess is that Pydio requires some Apache-only CGI environment variable that Hiawatha doesn't have / use. In that case, Pydio should print an error message. Now, nothing is printed. No warning, no error, nothing. Or it should work, or it should state why it doesn't work. Since it doesn't do any of those, Pydio has a bug. That's what should be reported.

I've done some testing. When I press the 'Install Pydio Now' button, indeed nothing happens. Not even a request to the webserver! So, it looks like a bug in Pydio's Javascript / AJAX code.

I got it. When pressing the 'Install Pydio Now' button, the browser sends a request with an extremly long URL. In my case, 1454 bytes. Hiawatha only allows a URL of 1000 bytes by default. Add "MaxUrlLength = 3000" to your configuation and it should work.

Thanks! I almost lose all hope for this to work. Now You have one more happy user :-)