try
http://foswiki.org/bin/manage/Sandbox
or
http://foswiki.org/bin/manage/NonExistentWebName
-- GilmarSantosJr - 28 Jan 2009
I still get a failure. The only way I could debug it was to run the manage script from the command line; it was falling over in a really obscure way.
Turns out that rendering an Oops page requires web and topic to be specified. By defaulting them in the oops function, the problem goes away.
Gilmar, I couldn't find any warnings about uninitialised vars, so dropping this to Normal and marking for your attention.
-- CrawfordCurrie - 30 Jan 2009
Hi Crawford,
Probably you're using 
-- GilmarSantosJr - 30 Jan 2009
Foswiki detected an internal error - please check your Foswiki logs and webserver logs for more information. Undefined subroutine &Foswiki::UI::Manage::_action_ called-- WillNorris - 28 Jan 2009 The change at Foswikirev:2202 fixes this problem, but some warnings about use of initialized variables are present and should be fixed as well. I don't have the time now to check/fix this
-- GilmarSantosJr - 28 Jan 2009
I still get a failure. The only way I could debug it was to run the manage script from the command line; it was falling over in a really obscure way.
Turns out that rendering an Oops page requires web and topic to be specified. By defaulting them in the oops function, the problem goes away.
Gilmar, I couldn't find any warnings about uninitialised vars, so dropping this to Normal and marking for your attention.
-- CrawfordCurrie - 30 Jan 2009
Hi Crawford,
Probably you're using {WarningsAreErrors} setting, so the "Use of uninitialized variable" causes an error in Foswiki.pm. The variables were $web and $topic, so your change finished the fix
-- GilmarSantosJr - 30 Jan 2009
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