automx.html not working

[john at youcantspoilababy.org]

I have logging enabled, but nothing is logged.  All other typical automx
activities are being logged (e.g. when I run automx-test, I see tons of
good stuff), but nothing when I visit the site.  No apache error log
entries, or any other log entries as far as I can see. 

I've tried this in vanilla MSIE, Chrome, and Safari.  Same thing in all
- nothing happens when I click, no logs, nothing.   

Can you tell me more about how it functions?  What's the javascript
actually doing?  I was going to read through it myself, but it appears
obfuscated, and there's a ton of it. 

I did manage to assemble a work-around... but it's pretty lame.  I just
built a simple HTML form where the user enters their email, and upon
submit it issues a post to the automx /mobileconfig page, resulting in a
configured mobileconfig file getting downloaded and applied.  It's
crude, but then again, it's like 4 lines of HTML and accomplishes
everything I needed.  That said, it feels like the wrong answer. 

Thanks

On 2016-07-21 4:09 am, Christian Rößner wrote:

>> Am 21.07.2016 um 00:14 schrieb john at youcantspoilababy.org:
>> 
>> I've installed the current version of automx, and then cloned the automx mobile branch and put automx.html and its related directories into my web root.
>> 
>> I can visit the page, see the images etc. and it looks fully functional, but when I click the button nothing happens on iOS and on Chrome on Windows.  
>> 
>> How can I troubleshoot this further?  I'm trying to simplify mail configuration for iOS users.
> 
> Does your browser block things? JavaScript, ...?
> 
> Normally the button should at least do an action. If nothing happens, it looks like something blocks it.
> 
> Logging can be turned on in the automx config file. Depending on the way you use automx, your web server or a service (uwsgi i.e.) should log requests.
> 
> Logging in /etc/automx.cfg:
> 
> [automx]
> debug = yes
> logfile = /var/log/automx/automx.log
> 
> Make sure, the destination file and folder is writeable ny the automx user (in case of Apache something like www-data...)
> 
> Christian
 
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