147761 - view image / back button bug

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 149090

(SeaMonkey :: General, defect)

Description

[chris]

Mac OSX, build 2002052305

If you click 'view image', then edit the URL to go to another page, then click
back you should get back to the image you viewed.  I get 'the file
/images/vette.jpg cannot be found'.  If I right click 'back' and and skip over
the image, I can get back to the page I started from.  So:

go to http://chris.herbst.com/vette/
right click an image, view image
edit the URL, like go to http://chris.herbst.com/
click back (get an error)

Note the error has a / in the beginning of the path, the HTML references the
image with a relative path (../images).

Comment 1

[Greg K.]

Confirmed using FizzillaCFM/2002052305 (RC3). It happened with the Reporter's URL, but not on 
mozilla.org. Could be a failure to properly resolve, store, or retrieve the image URL containing "../" 
sequences.

Could be Networking: Cache or History: Session.

Comment 2

[chris]

I don't think it has to do with using a relative path to the image, I set up
another test:

http://chris.herbst.com/moztest.html

with jpgs on the top, gifs on the bottom.  I referenced the images as
src=image/notepad.jpg, src=/image/notepad.jpg, and
src=http://chris.herbst.com/images/notepad.jpg, that didn't seem to be an issue.

I was also not able to reproduce it on mozilla.org, but have come across this in
the last few releases on various web forums.

Comment 3

[HARUNAGA Hirotoshi]

Using 2002053011/Mac OS 9.2 (via Squid proxy), I can reproduce it too.

http://chris.herbst.com/moztest.html
<img src=images/notepad.jpg>
<img src=/images/notepad.jpg>
<img src=http://chris.herbst.com/images/notepad.jpg>
cause problem.
But 
<img src=images/mozilla.gif>
<img src=/images/mozilla.gif>
<img src=http://chris.herbst.com/images/mozilla.gif>
cause no problem.
On FreeBSD and WinNT, there is no problem.

"jpg" or Cache/Proxy ?

Comment 4

[HARUNAGA Hirotoshi]

I think this is a dup of Bug 149090.

Comment 5

[HARUNAGA Hirotoshi]

WFM with 2002060908/Mac OS 9.2.
I think the patch of Bug 149090 fixed this.

Comment 6

[chris]

I think it was a dupe, seems OK in 2002060903 (on OSX 10.1.5).

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 149090 ***