pfSense

There could be something that calculates a relative path that goes to the web site's root directory and stores it in a global variable. This variable could be prepended before anything that needs an absolute path. For example, if you need /index.php but are at /some/path/mypage.php, you could have a variable like $root_path be calculated to be "../../", since the current path is two levels deep. To link to /index.php, you could use "{$root_path}index.php".

Issue: upper left logo of pfsense does not go to home when package files are not in the root folder. Example /usr/local/www/snort/.

Fix: adjust link path in fbegin.inc.

FROM:

href="index.php"

TO:

href="/index.php"

All packages no mater the level depth will now point to the right index.php in pfsense.

I dont know what this will do to reverse proxy users....

Here's a good way to come up with a prefix, I think:

$s = explode('?', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
$url_prefix = str_repeat('../', max(substr_count(preg_replace('/\/+/', '/', $s[0]), '/') - 1, 0));